Reviewer:
deadmoon from San Jose, CA United States
I'd been rocking the JKU armor for years , but wanted to upgrade to sliders. I had a bunch of questions about whether the nutserts on the two products lined up, if there were other concerns, etc. Besides a loose nutsert or three, the deinstallation of the armor and the installation of the sliders was completely trouble free. The hardest thing was waiting for the powdercoating to cure.
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JK Rockers
August 3, 2013
Reviewer:
Terry Barker from Martinsville, IN United States
They are at the powder coat shop right now....but very good quality product. Will send a pic when installed.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Excellent quality
April 19, 2013
Reviewer:
cod29er from Boise, ID United States
They fit perfectly! They are back from powder coat and installed. Looks great! Can't wait to use them!
The instructions suggest prying against a closely placed object to get the rub rail tight against the body armor. What I came up with was hook a ratchet strap to the front seat leg on one side, wrap it around the bottom and hook to the front seat leg on the other side. Tightened the strap down and snugged it up tight. Also wrapped a strap around through the back doors. Strap was long enough to hook together. Again, tightened the strap down and snugged it up tight.
The nutsert tool. Ugh!! It was a pain. After about four of them my buddy realized that his Harbor Freight rivet gun had the threaded rod needed for these nutserts. The rest of them went in in about the time it took to install the first four! (Cost about $16)
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