These are never-installed side steps/rock sliders that are mounted to the body of the Jeep. Just a few scratches on the underside from moving them around in the garage. I don't have the hardware for mounting them. They were made by Elementary Solutions in Santa Ana. Temecula/Murrieta area. Due...
I truly appreciate the offer. I will probably just buy one. I have a portable 12V battery I'd like to take with me when camping and need to make a few cables (for a fridge and an inverter). I may need the crimper in the future for a solar panel or two as well. Thanks again.
Thank you. I also have the Klein crimper and really like it. I've been considering getting one for bigger cables, but don't need anything too expensive since I don't make them frequently enough.
I'm realizing Ford is not competing with Jeep, it's trying to create its own line.
Ford decided to leave Jeep as king of the Rock crawlers so it can become King of the dunes and desert running.
4 wheels off a 2013 JK Jeep Wrangler. 17 x 7.5 inches. In great condition. One wheel has a small scratch. Please look at pictures. I work in the Riverside/Fontana area and can meet before or after work M-F.
Agree. Grade 8 or higher bolts with rivet nuts is the way to go. I wanted to show the sizes for reference. I thought the same, funny to get that hardware with these sliders.
For what it's worth. I have the same exact sliders. This is the hardware included in mine. I'm sure you can use other bolts with rivet nuts of similar sizes.
I am debating on whether to install these rock sliders or not. They are 1/8" steel and extremely tough.
Installed them today too! Great lights! I decided to put them a little off center and pushed back slighlty to clear the connector in the back. A 1/8 drill bit works really well. Including the nail was a nice touch. Thanks!