Finally Frame Mounted Sliders from LOD OFFROAD!!!

[LOD Offroad]

Coming soon to a Bronco near you! Frame mounted sliders are prototyping as we speak. First up is our ever popular Destroyer Series and Armor Lite Series sliders. We'll also be following up in the next couple weeks with our heavy duty Signature Series! All are bolt on and guaranteed to work with underbelly skid plate system also in development! Stay tuned for more photos!

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[Werkedperformance]

those are gorgeous. the step in ridge is so useful

I like your 1936 Sears Creeper too.

 

[Tricky Nick]

Coming soon to a Bronco near you! Frame mounted sliders are prototyping as we speak. First up is our ever popular Destroyer Series and Armor Lite Series sliders. We'll also be following up in the next couple weeks with our heavy duty Signature Series! All are bolt on and guaranteed to work with underbelly skid plate system also in development! Stay tuned for more photos!

Looking forward to seeing the Destroyers! Also, any plans underway for the sliding roof rack for the Bronco?

 

[Wraithracing]

Really liking the first look at these sliders. Waiting anxiously for more updates!

 

[Kcmojoe76]

My First reaction to the "step in ridge", was "sweet!"

But is there no concern on this catching during a "slide", unintentionally turning it into a "pivot"?

 

[Rick Astley]

My First reaction to the "step in ridge", was "sweet!"

But is there no concern on this catching during a "slide", unintentionally turning it into a "pivot"?

Go to their site and look at the underside pics they provide for the same type of rails on other fitments (jeep specifically).

 

[Ramble_Offroad]

Any plans for 2Door versions?
Cheers.

 

[MileHighWT]

I wasn't familiar with LOD but if the signature series for the Bronco is similar to the design for the JK/JL, I'm all in. Best looking slider I've seen, and they look like they're probably bomb proof.

 

[Jr87mustang]

I think these may be the ones I get, they look great. Looks like the Jeep JL Destroyer versions are $999 so I guess we have to wait and see if they get a Bronco tax added on to them or not. All of their Jeep bumpers are $700-$900 and then the Bronco one is $1200 so I am assuming the steps will be quite a bit more as well. Even the same "black texture coating" costs 3 times as much on the Bronco bumpers versus the Jeep.

 

[Kcmojoe76]

Go to their site and look at the underside pics they provide for the same type of rails on other fitments (jeep specifically).

I see that now. I guess my question wasn't bronco specific, rather more a general rock slider question. Sort of a newb to this

 

[U725Bronco]

I'm excited to see the final product.

 

[LOD Offroad]

Looking forward to seeing the Destroyers! Also, any plans underway for the sliding roof rack for the Bronco?

Its been discussed but no plans at this time.

 

[LOD Offroad]

My First reaction to the "step in ridge", was "sweet!"

But is there no concern on this catching during a "slide", unintentionally turning it into a "pivot"?

No concerns at all. We've never heard of any of our Jeepers having had an issue with catching on the step.

 

[L8apex]

@LOD Offroad - any approximate idea on the weight penalty (assuming these are steel) over the stock sliders?

Would love to see these in aluminum but I know that's $$$$, just always been a "Simplify, then add lightness" kind of guy.

 

[Slyder]

Looking forward to the 2Dr version of these.

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