How to Install Rock Sliders - Affordable Offroad
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- In this video Tim shows us how to Install Rock Sliders from Affordable Offroad onto his Jeep Cherokee. Web Links are below:
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Disclaimer - This product is meant for entertainment purposes only. Your mileage may vary. Do not try this at home. Void where prohibited. Some assembly required. For off-road use only. Slippery when wet. Batteries not included. Do not use while operating a motor vehicle, heavy equipment, cherokee, wrangler, or any jeep vehicle. May be too intense for some viewers and children under 30 years of age. Please remain seated until the ride has come to a complete stop. Studies have shown viewing these videos causes increased cancer risks in laboratory test people. I am not a professional, I have no training, I'm not even particularly good at horse whispering. Don't believe everything that you know. Please keep your hands in the vehicle at all times. Do not tap on glass. Do not eat anything that has been on the floor for more than 3 days. Keep your hands to yourself. Not to be taken internally. Reproduction strictly prohibited. Driver does not carry cash. Objects in jeep mirrors may be farther than they appear.
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I bought front and rear bumpers for my XJ from these guys. $450 for the pair, great looking and great quality
Just bought these sliders for my ZJ. Thanks for the video, seems very straight forward. Be well!
I bought these sliders today! I wouldn't have found them if it wasn't for your video!!
Hey bleepinjeep, Will you PLEASE show how to change out a heater core. That would be great and I would be very thankful! i try to support the channel and make sure i watch all your adds for at least 30 secs. THANKS Matt and Tim for all the great videos!
Excellent install video! Thank you.
I'd love to learn more about your XJ set-up bro.
Bleepinjeep can you make a how to video on trimming your fenders for more wheel travel
nice vid man nice job I like the bar step on those I think I;m gona buy some
I forgot to add that you should use or fabricate a backer plate to try and strengthen your sliders connection to the unibody. We've used them on aftermarket steel bumpers when adding shackle mounts for extra recovery points used for multi-line/snatched block pulls. Just something to think about when mounting sliders or any structural component to your vehicle. Do it right the first time because it will cost you 4x more to do it a second properly. I understand they are made to be affordable but they should also be effective...of course if they are merely for show the setup is very sound.
They look good. If you want really heavy duty well made and we'll prices sliders try stubbs welding. My 4runners sliders were under $400 shipped and are stronger than the trucks frame. they are weld on only though. it's expensive to have a welding shop put them on if you don't know how weld or dont have a welder. welding is a good skills to have if your into hitting leaving the pavement with your 4x4.
Your vids are better than that other dudes
Can't wait to buy these! Quick question...I plan on armoring the underside with skid plates (Tank, TC, engine/oil pan). Will these get in the way of doing this? Doesn't most armor tie into the frame rails? Maybe a noob question...
I know my buddies long arm kit got in the way of him adding sliders...but I don't have that problem
Are the rocker panels structurally important? My passenger side panel is almost completely rotted away, only the top and a little bit of the front still remains. I'm saving some cash to replace them, and I would do it myself but I don't own a welder nor do I know how to weld. I just want to know if I should rush to fix them or if I can wait a bit to fix them.
Do you have anymore final installed pictures? I want to see what they look like from far away... pics on the website aren't very good.
Those look good.
Nice side bars..how heavy each bar side?
How did u bolt them to the long arms were they un the way ?
nice love all this stuff but in canada kill me on shipping
powdercoat!!!! rust so quick like that!
Thanks mate 👍
So if you have frame stiffeners would the self tapping bolt be long enough?
probably not going to work on 1/4" steel
I would have had to add another support in the center to strengthen the sliders....I definitely don't trust only two supports with 4 bolts holding them the the jeep...they could cause more damage to your jeep then without them...same goes for brush guards.
you should have made a point to keep the bolt level when installing self tapping.
No welding?? I wouldn't trust those on the trail bolted on with those self tapers. id at least put a few take welds any where I could. they make nice looking running boards though.
I guess jeeps aren't that heavy. I though jeeps had body on frame.?
+PatrickNJ Cherokees have a unibody, no chasis
If you have to drill ANYTHING to install something as basic as sliders, you bought the wrong vehicle to begin with. Offroad capable vehicles come with the holes for skid plate armor and sliders already built into the frame as well as the nuts welded into those holes so you just bolt these things right on.
PatrickNJ. welding is stronger vs DIY BOLT ON SLIDER. You must know how to weld well, or pay for a professional welder to do it.
Could a great excuse to buy MIG or TIG welder. Just got a miller syncrowave wave 210 inverter TIG.
Y'all made me stay up late with your well presented how-to's. I'm on a WJ platform, but yeah. Thumbs up!
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I can't find them on the website or on the ebay store. Are these prototypes?
Hi this is Matt from Affordable Offroad. We have the rock sliders for sale I just didn't get them on our website or ebay store yet. I will try and get them on tonight. We are completely revamping our website over from scratch and moving to a faster server and better eCommerce store. Any questions feel free to ask or email me at sales@affordableoffroad.com
Excel22 do you have any for a grand Cherokee?
Excel22 I have them up on our website under the jeep bumper category
Dakota We will have them ready for the ZJ's real soon.
Alright. I'm about to get one and I'm not a fan of the factory front bumpers.
can the xj unibody frame take that abuse?
Nope... that "frame" is about as thick as a coke can too... That's why everyone welds them on XJs...
its about 100 times thicker than a coke can but either way.
I've had to drill through it... it's crap. If you're gonna do that, frame stifeners on the other side would be a good idea...
Nope, my Isuzu Trooper on the other hand not only is body on frame the frame is fully boxed from the factory.
come off the top bolts are not very reliable, I think
Why not cup the frame?
My 3rd hands busy
My cherokee is not as big as yours.LOL
self tapping screws lol
what did I miss ?
yeah what about them? thats what they are called...
UBBERTANKER Yes, self tapping screws, haven't you got those where you live?
+Dominic Barile they suck, easy for install for a location like this, but I wouldn't trust em to hold that on with abuse
+joe8388 self tapping screws work phenomenally.
the drill bit at the tip is exactly the size of hole necessary for the following threads to grip. much easier most of the time compared to drilling a hole then switching over to a wrench or nut driver to put in the screws. use them whenever you can, the extra cost is minimal and the convenience is astronomical.
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