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Sliders for a burb

sled_dog

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Who sells them? I rarely pay attention the burb stuff /forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif. I am planning on selling my DD and going back to driving my burb, want to make it a little capable. Seems the rockers would be quite vulnerable on the thing.
 
contact DP90K5, he made a set for a burb and I have his for the Willy's and they are bombproof and beefy!


(12 more days!!!!)
 
I have been loking for some but I think building them myself is the best option. I would ask someone who already builds them to make me a set but us postal service probly wont send them /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif owell a reson to plaz with a welder /forums/images/graemlins/weld.gif /forums/images/graemlins/burb.gif
 
blazin91 built my sliders

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I've landed on them a couple of times and they've held up extremly well.
 
I had DP90K5 build some for my burb. I don't have any pics of them mounted on the truck yet. They really help to climb
up in the truck. I'm going to get him to build a rear winch bumper next and then one to replace the front. I highly recommend Daniel for his quality work. /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
 
how do you guys atach your sliders? bolt to the frame or is it intergrated to the rockers? how is it atached to the frame? any pic? /forums/images/graemlins/thinking.gif
 
Though this may not help anybody in the near future, I am going to fab my own sliders eventually. When I do, I'll make a dimensioned drawing available of the final design so that anybody who is looking at making their own, can.
 
Mine attach to the body right along the outside edge. If you look under there you'll see where the body has it's own frame work seperate of the regular frame.
 
yeah i have thought of ataching them there but also thought that if they take a good hit wont they still smack in the body? is there really that much flex in this area that you couldent atach it to the frame? mabey with an 11/2" of clearance? /forums/images/graemlins/dunno.gif /forums/images/graemlins/thinking.gif /forums/images/graemlins/thinking.gif
 
Mine attach to the body supports and I have a side support going to the frame, but I mounted 1/2" of rubber in between the support and frame. I've flexed it out pretty hard a could of time to try and break something on purpose and haven't yet.
 
I've had to get out and check mine because I hit them so hard I was sure I screwed something up. Still nothing more than dents and scratches. The only thing I did different from the K5 guys was to put twice as many mounts. Everyone in the club thought it was overkill. I believe they're perfect. Also, I've never pushed them up into the body. I just got my tubing bender in the mail last month. In a couple more weeks I'll be able to start making some. /forums/images/graemlins/grind.gif
 
Here are a couple pics of mine

Body mount, there are 3 per side:
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Frame mount with rubber cushion:
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sweet thanks tazz they hold up good eh? ok so now i know they will /forums/images/graemlins/waytogo.gif
 
a couple weeks ago i was up in utah and talked to a guy with a 91 sub and he made his own, really simple really beefy. just bolted right up to the frame, had 2" tube coming off of the 6" square plate (that was bolted to the frame) and bigger tubing under the rockers then he had a guy here in vegas bend up a set of tube steps for them. they looked awesome, im gonna make a pair asap! /forums/images/graemlins/burb.gif
 

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