Pre welded sliders?
Jul 29, 2012 | 05:31 AM
#21
No, really?
The OP said he might go with Trailgears, and I advised him that the ones I bought were poorly notched and had to be redone before I could install them. Where in any of that did you get that I thought the unwelded Trailgear sliders I bought and welded onto my truck were pre-welded?
The OP said he might go with Trailgears, and I advised him that the ones I bought were poorly notched and had to be redone before I could install them. Where in any of that did you get that I thought the unwelded Trailgear sliders I bought and welded onto my truck were pre-welded?
Jul 29, 2012 | 05:49 AM
#22
Hey guys Ive been gone for a while, but I'm back now and I'm looking for some rock sliders. So like the title says, I'd like to know if any sliders come with the legs prewelded. If there are any that also have the legs cut to length that would be even better (I'm kinda OCD, and that would make my life way easier) Thanks guys
No, really?
The OP said he might go with Trailgears, and I advised him that the ones I bought were poorly notched and had to be redone before I could install them. Where in any of that did you get that I thought the unwelded Trailgear sliders I bought and welded onto my truck were pre-welded?
The OP said he might go with Trailgears, and I advised him that the ones I bought were poorly notched and had to be redone before I could install them. Where in any of that did you get that I thought the unwelded Trailgear sliders I bought and welded onto my truck were pre-welded?
DIY slider kits require just that - some doing it yourself. I've welded up dozens of TG sliders, 4XI, Stubbs, Budbuilt and some I don't remember. They all require some tweaking here or there. Legs are just rough cuts with 90 degree rough notches then you cut the other end to length.
:wabbit2:
Jul 29, 2012 | 05:58 AM
#23
Besides the title and your first post?
DIY slider kits require just that - some doing it yourself. I've welded up dozens of TG sliders, 4XI, Stubbs, Budbuilt and some I don't remember. They all require some tweaking here or there. Legs are just rough cuts with 90 degree rough notches then you cut the other end to length.
:wabbit2:
DIY slider kits require just that - some doing it yourself. I've welded up dozens of TG sliders, 4XI, Stubbs, Budbuilt and some I don't remember. They all require some tweaking here or there. Legs are just rough cuts with 90 degree rough notches then you cut the other end to length.
:wabbit2:
OP, if you decide to buy a slider kit, go with 4xI. I've seen 2 Trailgear kits and both might as well not have been notched at all, had to be completely redone. The 4xI kit I saw was clean and ready to go, and he doesn't charge you extra for fish plates and gussets.
Jul 29, 2012 | 06:22 AM
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