Havoc rock sliders/steps paid off big

[xdvgx]

Got in a sticky situation recently and ended up brushing the bronco along a tree and taking off the mirror.

I Had the impression that I would have had body/door damage if not for the sliders, and it looks like that is definitely the case as it's clear I did a grind down the length of the rail.

This is one mod that actually saved me some money!

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[Mlarv]

Got in a sticky situation recently and ended up brushing the bronco along a tree and taking off the mirror.

I Had the impression that I would have had body/door damage if not for the sliders, and it looks like that is definitely the case as it's clear I did a grind down the length of the rail.

This is one mod that actually saved me some money!

I have a set of factory step rails. I just bent the passenger side rail, so now I can't put on the step.

I have an older neighbor I drive around, and he needs a step to get into my none lifted SAS. Do these step drop down enough to really help? How far down from the door lip are they?

Thanks Mike

 

[JT58Bronc]

In heavy duty 4 wheeling situations they can really help prevent damage. But they lower your ground clearance a bit. My wife and I learned how to elevate ourselves and "hop" into our Sasquatch without running boards or side steps. We just prefer the clean look without running boards or side steps.

 

[xdvgx]

I have a set of factory step rails. I just bent the passenger side rail, so now I can't put on the step.

I have an older neighbor I drive around, and he needs a step to get into my none lifted SAS. Do these step drop down enough to really help? How far down from the door lip are they?

Thanks Mike

They dont drop super low but I like the assist with them. Less stress on the seat upholstery when you get in with a step. Maybe 5" lower than the door sill

 

[Arrowbear Rider]

They dont drop super low but I like the assist with them. Less stress on the seat upholstery when you get in with a step. Maybe 5" lower than the door sill

I use my step/sliders to get in and out too, even with the steps I was sliding out too much for a while and I had wear on the seam on the driver's seat and I now have seat covers.

I Had the impression that I would have had body/door damage if not for the sliders, and it looks like that is definitely the case as it's clear I did a grind down the length of the rail.

This is one mod that actually saved me some money!

Yea I followed some EBs into a boulder field I had no business going into and my inexpensive Clamber sliders/steps saved my Bronco from all sorts of damage. For only $320 they did the job but were bent upwards after; I now have Zroads sliders/steps.

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