"Brown Michelin Man"..Never! Actually thought you were in a FireFighter's Turn-out! Those are the best looking sliders I've ever seen. Nice Work! Such a tight schedule; it would be fun to follow y'all around and watch the carnage! Great Job at KOH! LIteBriteNationSlidesItHome!
I bet you two are still recovering from the actual King of Hammers race. I am so glad to see this post. I was afraid that TH-cam had penalized LITE BRITE and was hiding your new videos. I'm so looking forward to see your videos of the KOH race week. You all are doing an awesome job. Keep up the great work!!! GO LITE BRITE!!!!!! LITE BRITE ROCKS!!!!!
What an awesome addition the beast on wheels, the stepchild!! I am with many other people here, don’t over do it on the first trail. You may actually bend the frame. Love the look of these, and the Carhart looks good on you. #JellyNation
That’s some beefy shit right there!!! Love the new sliders y’all! DCD absolutely kills it every time y’all are in town. Dan with Next venture Motorsports also killed the design! Much love from Louisiana
@@jeffreybamford7365 i know you were. I was just jokingly stating that the years of beating on the step child like an ultra 4 car helped them practice. I'm glad they did well.
Maybe step child needs a nickname. Beef Cake. Great job at KOH you two. Kevin those skills after going down chocolate thunder and getting around that pile up and roll over got us all motivated!
Keep an eye on the frame mounting points. Some guys are going frame and body mounts cause just the frame mounts were tearing the frame since Jeep decided to use thinner metal on their frames to save weight.
You dont go lightweight on rocksliders. They take the most abuse out of anything. You save weight other places to make up for the items that need the beef
They will get slightly lighter over time.... Steel not so bad, but if a slight element of other metals like say copper - bare AL turns to fluff quick- most steels not that bad. A little salt or chlorides get in there, that fluffy AL will ooz out.
@@NoName-OG1 over what time horizon? I assume sliders are a consumable at their level of abuse. Would it last 5 years? Maybe it’s fine if you’re not wanting a 30 yr solution...
@@davidmoran6398 Time really depends on a number of different factors. Which metallurgical alloys - and exposure. As someone who deals with the similar metal contacts on a regular basis as an electrician - there are certain things that you don’t put together and aluminium with other metals are highly reactive. With the wrong metal alloys five years can be a maybe... As the original poster of this comment thread pointed out there is an electrolysis effect with aluminium and other metals. Essentially creates a low voltage battery, and overtime corrodes one or the other of the metals as a sacrifice. That said it could be the steel that rots - and most likely at the weld points… As hobbyist welder I know that the welds had weird heat sink issues and likely had to burn in hot and possibly pulled some aluminium into the welds. In general aluminium and other metals should be avoided most often.
The aluminum slugs are a bit shorter then the steel tubes with the intent to prevent the aluminum from being pulled into the weld. As for electrolysis or galvanic corrosion wouldn't that require an electrolyte solution/water/moisture of some kind?
@@NextVentureMotorsports in my experience and to the best of my knowledge, just the simple contact of the two different alloys will cause the reaction very quickly, reason when bolting aluminum you want to use stainless hardware or at minimum use zinc or some other coated hardware. I’m no metallurgist but I do have experience as a hobbiest fabricator and 15 years in the automotive accessory industry and have seen the effects of electolosis plenty of times and very quickly
Those sliders are beefier than an In ‘N’ Out 8x8! (I thought about saying 4x4 to stick with the theme, but those things are BEEFY!) I really love the build footage; always good to see what goes into making these products. Keep living your best lives and Happy Trails!
Someday a guy will come across these sliders in a scrap yard and say...."hmmmm not sure what the wadded up scrap they were attached too is but these are some bada$$ sliders! 🤣
Lord have mercy, Those sliders are insane! When I saw him pull the aluminum bar out of the steel tube I was like, noooo way!! I'd like to see him try and hurt those damn things.
Powder coat is actually kind of a bad idea on the stuff that really gets a beating. You’re much better off with ‘stocked everywhere Krylon flat black’ on stuff like that. Powder coat get chipped and no fixing it. Great for stuff that never sees dirt or rocks.
Imagine an eg hatch t boning those sliders.. my stick sliders took a hit from someone during into me and their car was screwed. My jeep was fine minus my plastic flares. I always wondered how much protection bumpers and armor potentially adds in a accident.
Pretty sure y’all were based out of Colorado back in the day when I first started following your adventures and shenanigans. Now, 50’s is cold? C’mon :)
Hopefully the Supersliders are "Kevin Proof". Saved weight all around so the Sliders can help keep the Stepchild looking like it didn't go through KOH after a weekend of Kevin's driving.
Use “LiteBriteNation” to get 10% off of Next Venture Motorsports website! 😊🤙
Hello
It’s snowing again now in Philly while watching this & hearing you say you’re cold. Stay “warm”,congrats on 22nd for your 1st time KOH!🍾🎉 🏆🥇
Congratulations on your awesome finish at King Of The Hammers!!
55 degrees.... Currently neg 5 or so here in Minnesota.
Lmao. My brother in LA complains when it hits 50s.
I'm in shorts and tee shirt in WA and its about 30 degrees
"Brown Michelin Man"..Never! Actually thought you were in a FireFighter's Turn-out! Those are the best looking sliders I've ever seen. Nice Work! Such a tight schedule; it would be fun to follow y'all around and watch the carnage! Great Job at KOH! LIteBriteNationSlidesItHome!
I bet you two are still recovering from the actual King of Hammers race. I am so glad to see this post. I was afraid that TH-cam had penalized LITE BRITE and was hiding your new videos. I'm so looking forward to see your videos of the KOH race week. You all are doing an awesome job. Keep up the great work!!! GO LITE BRITE!!!!!! LITE BRITE ROCKS!!!!!
I enjoy watching your videos and really like the talented people that work on your vehicles! Some of the best!
Brown chica n bad Kevin...haha bring that 999 action an cut...congrats to 22 nd place...cheers
Good lord! Sliders look sic!! Beautiful piece of metal! 👍
" They will hold up to a full send on the back door should we ever choose to do that again" ... THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID !!!
Brit those bibs will keep you warm i have those for work and the temp is in the negatives and i keep warm
Those sliders are really cool!! YOU GUYS FIND THE BEST OF THE BEST!
Chris is the man! Those look great!♥️♥️💯🤙
Hi
Awesome looking on the step child and total protection!!! Heck yeah!!
I love how the sliders are "boat-sided." You will ruin the rest of the Jeep before you hurt those bad boys! Appreciate what you do.
Yeah those sliders are true sliders!! Love the boat sided sliders!
@Lite Brite, Any idea on when I can get the exact same skid for my JKU? #WickedKewl !
We are working on a few releases for the JKU coming up for April/EJS ;)
Just saw the 1:53 qualifying run! Hell yea! Great job! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
You guys killed it at KOH for newbies I was rooting for u all the way !!!!🏆🏆🏁🏁
What an awesome addition the beast on wheels, the stepchild!! I am with many other people here, don’t over do it on the first trail. You may actually bend the frame. Love the look of these, and the Carhart looks good on you. #JellyNation
That’s some beefy shit right there!!! Love the new sliders y’all! DCD absolutely kills it every time y’all are in town. Dan with Next venture Motorsports also killed the design! Much love from Louisiana
I love it so much for putting the Jeep on the diet.
Wow.... both of you the Energizers... again congrats on your race...it must have been exhausting and exhilarating....nice
I've seen some clips on how you guys went ..I was blown away on how good you did first time out great job Kev an Brit.
In their defense Kevin has driven the step child like an ultra 4 car for the past few years so lots of practice lol
@@jeepindave5464 in their defence ..I wasn't criticizing to begin with...I was congratulating them
@@jeffreybamford7365 i know you were. I was just jokingly stating that the years of beating on the step child like an ultra 4 car helped them practice. I'm glad they did well.
@@jeepindave5464 he was flying he almost rolled it a couple of times yeah he was pushing hard ..I didn't see what final position they got though..
@@jeffreybamford7365 i hope they post some videos on it.
The “day off crew” really keep y’all up and running. Gotta love this community!
Sweet sliders...time to put them to the test.....awesome welder.....you two are wonderful...egarly awaiting your next video....Safe travels
With time spent on the trail with these, do you still think you would choose not to have the aluminum inserts due to the added weight?
Step child looks sweet! She helped make you guys, you gotta take care of her 🤘.. BTW way to kick some serious ass at KOH! You guys did awesome!
When is Dan from Next Venture Motorsports going to make these awesome parts on the Stepchild available for JKUs?
We have 8 or so releases for the JKU lined up for early April/EJS time frame ;) -Dan
any chance you guys could post a build list for both the JL and the Ultra4 car on your web page, with vendor info?
That is dangerous though... My wallet will not be happy if I get ahold of that list!
Dan From Next Venture Motorsports killing as always.
Video idea. Tell us what skills you’ve learned and improved since full time TH-cam?
Those are badass. Love all the videos.. y'all are awesome
You know what they say "welders can do it in any position", and still make it look good!
How exactly are you planning on painting your new sliders that were just welded to your frame?
With spray paint
@@LiteBrite Rattle Can Undercoating!..or Bedliner...
Maybe step child needs a nickname. Beef Cake.
Great job at KOH you two. Kevin those skills after going down chocolate thunder and getting around that pile up and roll over got us all motivated!
Now those are definitely "Custom Made Sliders"! Happy Trails to you both!
Custom made trash, they're not sealed and will rust out in no time!
Those are some beefy sliders!!
Can't wait to see them in action, hopefully in person the next time you come up to washington!
New sliders look great guys! Byyyyyyyyyy! Thumbs up!
Rock sliders look nice! Definitely a help when smashing unseen objects.
Stepchild looks great...never seen it so clean...lol..love the new wrap.
Keep an eye on the frame mounting points. Some guys are going frame and body mounts cause just the frame mounts were tearing the frame since Jeep decided to use thinner metal on their frames to save weight.
Great video - thanks to you both. Stay safe & be well.
They should add recovery points to those "sliders". If you roll it sideways, you can winch it back on the wheels.
There's cutouts in the plating you can get a soft shackle around.
Those look awesome can’t wait to see them work you guys are great thanks for another great video
That’s when you know a guy loves his job, coming in on his day off.
Those are awesome rock sliders!! 😎
You dont go lightweight on rocksliders. They take the most abuse out of anything. You save weight other places to make up for the items that need the beef
Those sliders are really cool, congrats guys
Aren’t your worried about electrolysis with the bare aluminum with the steel shell?
They will get slightly lighter over time....
Steel not so bad, but if a slight element of other metals like say copper - bare AL turns to fluff quick- most steels not that bad. A little salt or chlorides get in there, that fluffy AL will ooz out.
@@NoName-OG1 over what time horizon? I assume sliders are a consumable at their level of abuse. Would it last 5 years? Maybe it’s fine if you’re not wanting a 30 yr solution...
@@davidmoran6398 Time really depends on a number of different factors. Which metallurgical alloys - and exposure.
As someone who deals with the similar metal contacts on a regular basis as an electrician - there are certain things that you don’t put together and aluminium with other metals are highly reactive. With the wrong metal alloys five years can be a maybe...
As the original poster of this comment thread pointed out there is an electrolysis effect with aluminium and other metals. Essentially creates a low voltage battery, and overtime corrodes one or the other of the metals as a sacrifice. That said it could be the steel that rots - and most likely at the weld points…
As hobbyist welder I know that the welds had weird heat sink issues and likely had to burn in hot and possibly pulled some aluminium into the welds.
In general aluminium and other metals should be avoided most often.
The aluminum slugs are a bit shorter then the steel tubes with the intent to prevent the aluminum from being pulled into the weld. As for electrolysis or galvanic corrosion wouldn't that require an electrolyte solution/water/moisture of some kind?
@@NextVentureMotorsports in my experience and to the best of my knowledge, just the simple contact of the two different alloys will cause the reaction very quickly, reason when bolting aluminum you want to use stainless hardware or at minimum use zinc or some other coated hardware. I’m no metallurgist but I do have experience as a hobbiest fabricator and 15 years in the automotive accessory industry and have seen the effects of electolosis plenty of times and very quickly
Kevin will bend them soon! Those are beefy and very nice!
There’s no way to bend these fortunately
Them are gorgeous. Wicked nice guys. I just put a set of them on my side by side two days ago. Not quite as nice as them. Lol.
Those sliders are beefier than an
In ‘N’ Out 8x8! (I thought about saying 4x4 to stick with the theme, but those things are BEEFY!) I really love the build footage; always good to see what goes into making these products.
Keep living your best lives and
Happy Trails!
Someday a guy will come across these sliders in a scrap yard and say...."hmmmm not sure what the wadded up scrap they were attached too is but these are some bada$$ sliders! 🤣
I’ve been waiting on a review of these I’ve been eyeing them up
Now the frame will bend instead of the slider o boy! Looks amazing tho
Every time I see a new upload I get excited for a KoH update 🤣. Amazing looking rock sliders though!!
This weekend we start rolling out the KOH footage!
Nice sliders, might think powder coating. Can't wait for KOH videos 😍
Lord have mercy, Those sliders are insane! When I saw him pull the aluminum bar out of the steel tube I was like, noooo way!! I'd like to see him try and hurt those damn things.
50 is not cold. We were -14 yesterday morning. LOL Enjoy your content. Keep up the good work.
Those are siiiickk! 👍🏼
Those are awesome! You can always just look at that extra weight as counterweights to help keep you from rolling. lol.
Those beefy sliders are gonna help you slide around and over obstacles FOSHO! 😎💪
How are you going to remove to get them powder coated
Rattle Can undercoating...
Powder coat is actually kind of a bad idea on the stuff that really gets a beating. You’re much better off with ‘stocked everywhere Krylon flat black’ on stuff like that.
Powder coat get chipped and no fixing it. Great for stuff that never sees dirt or rocks.
Awesome rock rails, Hi jelly your the show !!!
I am a fan of armoring up. Those are freakin' sweet.
I gotta say it Chris does damn good work.
You guys need to come wheel with us fellow Texans! Come check out Escondido draw! Or hidden falls. We will be in hidden falls March 18th.
Will they make them for the JK also ?
Yes; working on a few JK releases to be introduced in April.
@@NextVentureMotorsports awesome!
Yall have officially turned the jeep into a tank! Bad ass!
Imagine an eg hatch t boning those sliders.. my stick sliders took a hit from someone during into me and their car was screwed. My jeep was fine minus my plastic flares. I always wondered how much protection bumpers and armor potentially adds in a accident.
The camera kept moving I couldn't tell if that was long arms or the mid arms.
Which do you have on the Stepchild in this video?
RK long arm
Congratulations AMBER (Britney's pro racing name) and Kevin Williams on KOH.
Hahahaha SOMEONE else noticed that. 😅😅 I was like uhhhhhhhhh
@@LiteBrite Yeah, I think we all kinda did the DoubleTake on that..!
All your upgrades are well, WOW.
Beautiful welds! Nice video.
How will you paint the sliders now?
That is sweet and Kevin definitely needs them...
All those DIMES!!!! Beautiful welding job!
KOH was epic!!
They have Bronco commercials before your videos now...🐎
I can't wait for the KOH race video.
Awesome!!...Fun times guys...
37lbs total or per side? They look awesome and indestructible! Congratulations on KOH!
37 lbs per side
The aluminum slugs weigh 37 lbs per side. Complete those are probably 130 lbs per side.
@@scottbalsley1645 close; more like 117 lbs
Those Are Beautiful and well done
Congrats guys good job! 🤙🙌
Awesome fabrication work.
Nice downhill and overhead MIG welds!
badass guys !!!!!aswome job 👍
Hope to see tubed fender flares to match the sliders
Those look awesome!!
Great content as always!
Wow that looks bulletproof
Sick sliders! 💪
Pretty sure y’all were based out of Colorado back in the day when I first started following your adventures and shenanigans. Now, 50’s is cold? C’mon :)
I adore you! Saludos desde España 🇪🇸
This cold weather is covering most of the USA
Hopefully the Supersliders are "Kevin Proof". Saved weight all around so the Sliders can help keep the Stepchild looking like it didn't go through KOH after a weekend of Kevin's driving.
Nice sliders! I think they should be color matched red!
Looks sick!!!!!!!!
Those sliders look super heavy😳
Not too bad really
@@LiteBrite i’m just judging it based on Kevin’s waddle while carrying it😂
Becareful with them. I have frame mounted sliders and my body flexes into my sliders. Damn body mounts are soft
Ya these stick way off the body for that reason
Very flatering look!!!