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Old 07-05-2009, 12:17 PM
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sliders install

first time doin this.. just wanted to hear waht some people thought. if they stick out to far, to short, all that. let me kno what you think. they are tacked 2gehter right now incase i need to redo them


Old 07-05-2009, 12:23 PM
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I am about to install the same set. I have been looking at different setups and yours looks great.
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I think youve got that perfect. Maybe just a tad too far out.
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the back 2 legs are 5.25 now i wish i did it 5... hmmm...
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I think they look just about perfect. I wouldnt mess with them anymore.
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Looks good to me. Sliders don't do much good if they aren't the farthest thing sticking out other than the tires.

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thanks for the comments guys. they will stay.. now hopfully i can get the other side close to match
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Frame is purdyful

Edit: oh and spring for a damn welding mask, your welds will be 50 times better when you can use both hands

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Old 07-05-2009, 04:44 PM
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lol. the mask is junk. i was just tackin. i have another flip down for when the main welds come. i should save for an auto darkening one.

the rear frame was painted with por15 that stuff is NICE.
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they look good to me, i also like the stealth snorkel you got goin on, does it go into the cab?
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Guys in the east that deal with trees more tend to have them stick out a little further than those of us who deal with rocks more.

I think they look pretty good - where does the inner rail hit in relation to the pinchweld?
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