Bolt on Sliders for Hi- Lift jack

razzyrazz

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Hey guys so I purchased a Hi-Lift Jack since we do some off-roading and then quickly realized I had no where on the vehicle to use it w/o doing some nice damage. I would like to kill 2 birds with one stone and get rock sliders for protection and also be able to use as jack points for the Hi-Lift. So I see all the different vendors and have messaged them for answers. I'd also like to see if anybody on here has sliders they have used to jack up the vehicle. Thanks!
 
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White knuckle off-road offers a quality set of bolt on. But to be honest I trust a set of weld-ons alot more. I ran the the BAMF kick out weld on setup. They were super burley. Scraped the shit of them and they never budged.
 
Hey thanks for the reply. Ya I've seen those and they look good. I emailed them as well asking same question asked here. No reply yet. Im in So Cal and within driving distance of Demello Offroad. In addition to my original question....anyone here used their products?
 
Heres a picture from the Shrockworks site
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I do not want to hijack this thread, but since we are talking sliders, does anyone have a suggestion for sliders that are as functional for a "step up" as the running boards are? I have three little children and they require a "step up" to access my Runner but it seems like most of the sliders that I have seen available are nothing but a steel tube (which, of course, make for a lousy platform).
 
I do not want to hijack this thread, but since we are talking sliders, does anyone have a suggestion for sliders that are as functional for a "step up" as the running boards are? I have three little children and they require a "step up" to access my Runner but it seems like most of the sliders that I have seen available are nothing but a steel tube (which, of course, make for a lousy platform).

Bud built.
 
Hey thanks for the reply. Ya I've seen those and they look good. I emailed them as well asking same question asked here. No reply yet. Im in So Cal and within driving distance of Demello Offroad. In addition to my original question....anyone here used their products?


Then go Demello. He makes great stuff.
 
For sliders, also look at 4x4Innovations. I got mine for $277 shipped, been thrashing them at Rausch Creek in PA without any damage to them (besides the unavoidable scratches from them sliding over rock). Mine are HREW, shipped as bare metal weld-on and from what I recall the DOM sliders aren't much more expensive.
 
I do not want to hijack this thread, but since we are talking sliders, does anyone have a suggestion for sliders that are as functional for a "step up" as the running boards are? I have three little children and they require a "step up" to access my Runner but it seems like most of the sliders that I have seen available are nothing but a steel tube (which, of course, make for a lousy platform).

Do you mean ones that stick out further from the body, or ones that have a dropped step on them?

I'm sure you could contact any of the manufacturers like CBI, Demello, ShrockWorks, ect. and see if they can extend a set for you to use as steps (a lot of people use skateboard grip tape and/or rhino liner for better grip on the tops.)
 
Then go Demello. He makes great stuff.

Good to hear. I can get Demellos's bolt on for a bit cheaper than the others mentioned in this thread and avoid shipping costs. Hopefully get email replies tomorrow from all of them and make a decision. As Preacher asked sliders that could double as a type of step up would be perfect. I'll ask the vendors tomorrow and let everyone know what I hear back and eventually decide. Any more input from members would be greatly appreciated.
 
Good to hear. I can get Demellos's bolt on for a bit cheaper than the others mentioned in this thread and avoid shipping costs. Hopefully get email replies tomorrow from all of them and make a decision. As Preacher asked sliders that could double as a type of step up would be perfect. I'll ask the vendors tomorrow and let everyone know what I hear back and eventually decide. Any more input from members would be greatly appreciated.

You have mail:)

Anymore questions let me know.
 

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