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Rocksliders/step
29 Jul 2021 13:08 #237116
by 300bhpton
I've bashed mine a few times and they have held up well and have a good solid mounting solution. There seems to be several different designs of sliders for the JB74 and they all mount differently. Watching the chap in SA overlanding, when it hits stuff with his sliders they wobble all over the show by comparison.
Replied by 300bhpton on topic Rocksliders/step
Yes I would have thought so, although they don't have any points designed to locate such a jack on them.Sorry for borrowing your thread. Are the jimnybits sliders considered as robust enough for a high lift jack point?
I've bashed mine a few times and they have held up well and have a good solid mounting solution. There seems to be several different designs of sliders for the JB74 and they all mount differently. Watching the chap in SA overlanding, when it hits stuff with his sliders they wobble all over the show by comparison.
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29 Jul 2021 18:44 #237135
by Soeley
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Replied by Soeley on topic Rocksliders/step
Yes, it seems some side steps are being sold as Rocksliders. Some I have seen have so many brackets hanging down, they will not slide, they just provide more things to get caught up on.
Yes I would have thought so, although they don't have any points designed to locate such a jack on them.Sorry for borrowing your thread. Are the jimnybits sliders considered as robust enough for a high lift jack point?
I've bashed mine a few times and they have held up well and have a good solid mounting solution. There seems to be several different designs of sliders for the JB74 and they all mount differently. Watching the chap in SA overlanding, when it hits stuff with his sliders they wobble all over the show by comparison.
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30 Jul 2021 08:47 #237145
by Soeley
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Replied by Soeley on topic Rocksliders/step
They are the JimnyBits ones. They really are rock solid and offer good protection underneath and to the side of the sill.
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