GChristo
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Did you ever get this figured out?
Yes and no. I wound up taking it to a custom body shop. They got them on and said one side was a total bi#ch to get on, and that was the side I couldn't really do myself. They weren't able to use the supplied rivets and instead had to use use longer, thicker ones. In the end the fit is still off and I don't believe there is a way to improve it on my part. I emailed my frustrations to Randy Ellis Design and they more or less blew me off with some nonsense about the product having some acceptable gap, which I believe I'm way beyond having. I've used a hi-lift on it and regularly stand on it and it doesnt seem to budge, but given the lack of fit and customer service, for nearly $1k I'd recommend people avoid them unless they want to take a chance. The day the sliders take a sizable rock hit I'll report back on if they worked as intended.