I believe all those are body mounted. If you going to do any rock surfing they need to frame mounted check out true north fabrications/srq
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I did! I pinched mine on...Better than drilling holes in the frame.
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Just tap on battleborn and you can see the photos I attach
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We just installed the LoD Destroyer series sliders on the Northridge4x4 Bronco:
My wife has the Rock Slide Engineering sliders on her Base Squatch. They are perfect for those wanting a slider, but needing a step.
Here's the video we did on the install:
My wife has the Rock Slide Engineering sliders on her Base Squatch. They are perfect for those wanting a slider, but needing a step.
Here's the video we did on the install:
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We just launched our frame mounted sliders, similar to what we have been producing for the Toyota market for years, perhaps even over engineered for bronco duty 
We have a low angle step version seen here and a 20 deg version, both offered with or without tread plates on top.
We have a low angle step version seen here and a 20 deg version, both offered with or without tread plates on top.
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Shout out to Rocksliders. I put them on for my wife to get in easier and then added the armor to protect them better. Tested them out in Hot Springs, Arkansas a couple of weeks ago. I lost a little paint as expected but they did exactly what they were supposed to do. Too bad they couldn't protect my factory Badlands wheel. I tried to load a video of them on the rocks but no success.
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Hot Springs is brutal for wheels! My sasquatch beauty rings got the same treatment. My driver side lower trailing arm bracket also paid the price after one day in Hot Springs.Shout out to Rocksliders. I put them on for my wife to get in easier and then added the armor to protect them better. Tested them out in Hot Springs, Arkansas a couple of weeks ago. I lost a little paint as expected but they did exactly what they were supposed to do. Too bad they couldn't protect my factory Badlands wheel. I tried to load a video of them on the rocks but no success.
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RCI off road are frame mounted sliders, tubular and you can order without the top plate and just have the tubes. Personally I’m going to drop the sliders on my badlands and get the JCR rails.
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I ordered the JCR Off-road Rock Sliders. They require drilling into the frame. Would this void any warranties?
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Old thread from the OP, but I'll throw it out there since I just ordered my own 2-door rock sliders yesterday and it is top of mind. Goat Fabrication is having a smoking deal right now on their rock sliders.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/black-friday-starts-monday-30-off-everything.58170/
https://goatfabrication.com/
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/black-friday-starts-monday-30-off-everything.58170/
https://goatfabrication.com/
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I ended up with lod signature sliders. Wanted something that will hold up.
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Couldn't pass this up. Ordered. Thank you for posting!
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Not sure but kind of why I stopped looking at them,
I like these w/o the top plate, but 2-door option? Any pic's of the 5 vs. 20 degree option.We just launched our frame mounted sliders, similar to what we have been producing for the Toyota market for years, perhaps even over engineered for bronco duty
We have a low angle step version seen here and a 20 deg version, both offered with or without tread plates on top.
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I agree, I would like to see pictures of the 20 degree option as well. It looks like the 5 degree comes out to almost the width of tires. Do the 20 degrees extend about the same? Between RCI and Metal Tech, I can't think of a more rock solid step/slider that simply bolts on with no modifications.
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