Installed White Knuckle sliders on my 2018 Powerwagon today. First comment, they look great, are well built, and worth every bit of the install. Second comment, white knuckles are what you get from the install. The drivers side is a super challenge. Install time (including factory step pulloff) was 6+ hours. And I have experience turning a wrench. Follow the directions to the letter.....no, you do not know how to better install the sliders than the makers. Final comment, I am sore and bruised from the install but they look great and I can't wait to try them out.
Just installed a pair on my 2023 Power Wagon. Heavy weight, heavy duty. Follow instructions, and get a 3/4" Crow Foot if you don't have one. Had mine sprayed with Line-X prior to installation. Build to last!
Awesome! Coating them is a good idea! May as well add that extra layer while it's easy to! I'm jealous you have a power wagon! I'd have bought that had one been available when I bought this! I do like the cummins (now that the pcm is good) but still, I'd rather have that off road capability than the towing and mpg.
Makes me sad that they do not make them for my Ram (2020, 6'4" bed, with the 33 gal tank). That tank seems to be the main problem. No one makes a frame mount for my rig. Good looking setup!
@NoPreset SnarkLimit thank you 🙏 and yeah, expensive, but I figure since they can handle anything, better to pay the premium instead of jacking up something that I saved money on haha
@@gavinwalker5686 Jacking up, pun perhaps not intended, but the fact that they are strong enough to use as a jacking point as well adds value on the trails too. Thanks for posting the video.
Installed White Knuckle sliders on my 2018 Powerwagon today. First comment, they look great, are well built, and worth every bit of the install. Second comment, white knuckles are what you get from the install. The drivers side is a super challenge. Install time (including factory step pulloff) was 6+ hours. And I have experience turning a wrench. Follow the directions to the letter.....no, you do not know how to better install the sliders than the makers. Final comment, I am sore and bruised from the install but they look great and I can't wait to try them out.
Hahaha I love this comment. You are spot on about everything.
Just installed a pair on my 2023 Power Wagon. Heavy weight, heavy duty. Follow instructions, and get a 3/4" Crow Foot if you don't have one. Had mine sprayed with Line-X prior to installation. Build to last!
Awesome! Coating them is a good idea! May as well add that extra layer while it's easy to! I'm jealous you have a power wagon! I'd have bought that had one been available when I bought this! I do like the cummins (now that the pcm is good) but still, I'd rather have that off road capability than the towing and mpg.
Every scratch in those sliders is a scratch that ISN’t in your tuck! They look great!
So grateful for these things!!! My truck would be so hammered right now haha
Great info. cant wait to install them on my power wagon
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Awesome! They are great steps, I get compliments on them often, which is weird for something like truck steps which aren’t usually noticed.
Makes me sad that they do not make them for my Ram (2020, 6'4" bed, with the 33 gal tank). That tank seems to be the main problem. No one makes a frame mount for my rig. Good looking setup!
Yeah that is too bad they don’t make a modified version to accommodate that fuel tank. They are great steps
I think you chose the best in the business ( at least for Ram HD ) and they look great. Expensive for sure though.
@NoPreset SnarkLimit thank you 🙏 and yeah, expensive, but I figure since they can handle anything, better to pay the premium instead of jacking up something that I saved money on haha
@@gavinwalker5686 Jacking up, pun perhaps not intended, but the fact that they are strong enough to use as a jacking point as well adds value on the trails too. Thanks for posting the video.
@NoPreset SnarkLimit haha I didn’t intend that pun, but you’re right they are totally jack point worthy. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Anyone out there have a different rock slider they like better than these?