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If you're standing almost against the doors, you can see a gap.Can you post
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Can you please post a side picture showing any potential gap? Thank you!
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If you're standing almost against the doors, you can see a gap.Can you post
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Can you please post a side picture showing any potential gap? Thank you!
Worth getting the cover ace sliders (i think sells) or not noticeable at all?If you're standing almost against the doors, you can see a gap.
You're welcome. The gap's not noticeable.Worth getting the cover ace sliders (i think sells) or not noticeable at all?
Appreciate the pics brother
I think that looks about right.Well...all done! First thing I noticed is how different the finish is on my rails compared to ones posted before...very smooth finish compared to others.
ROAM sent the flagnuts which were 100% easier than the rivnuts (at least by what I've read). Only needed to have my wife hold the bracket in place when I installed the flagnuts - otherwise all done by myself.
Only hardspot was because I was stupid and tightened the driver side flagnut bracket too much so rail wouldn't fit on. No other curse points.
Also did not use a jack - wasn't needed as the 3 bolts on passenger side came out easily enough and nothing needed to be propped up.
I think my gap is a bit more noticable than others - and I don't seem to have much play to make it any closer.
What do you think?
Looks good. I set a wide gap as well in case they move a little. I also like the look a little better than when it’s tucked up real close however, it’s a personal preferenceWell...all done! First thing I noticed is how different the finish is on my rails compared to ones posted before...very smooth finish compared to others.
ROAM sent the flagnuts which were 100% easier than the rivnuts (at least by what I've read). Only needed to have my wife hold the bracket in place when I installed the flagnuts - otherwise all done by myself.
Only hardspot was because I was stupid and tightened the driver side flagnut bracket too much so rail wouldn't fit on. No other curse points.
Also did not use a jack - wasn't needed as the 3 bolts on passenger side came out easily enough and nothing needed to be propped up.
I think my gap is a bit more noticable than others - and I don't seem to have much play to make it any closer.
What do you think?
These look fantastic and based on this I am going to order some as well.Well...all done! First thing I noticed is how different the finish is on my rails compared to ones posted before...very smooth finish compared to others.
ROAM sent the flagnuts which were 100% easier than the rivnuts (at least by what I've read). Only needed to have my wife hold the bracket in place when I installed the flagnuts - otherwise all done by myself.
Only hardspot was because I was stupid and tightened the driver side flagnut bracket too much so rail wouldn't fit on. No other curse points.
Also did not use a jack - wasn't needed as the 3 bolts on passenger side came out easily enough and nothing needed to be propped up.
I think my gap is a bit more noticable than others - and I don't seem to have much play to make it any closer.
What do you think?
These look great! Are these the Frame mounted or Body mounted ones?Well...all done! First thing I noticed is how different the finish is on my rails compared to ones posted before...very smooth finish compared to others.
ROAM sent the flagnuts which were 100% easier than the rivnuts (at least by what I've read). Only needed to have my wife hold the bracket in place when I installed the flagnuts - otherwise all done by myself.
Only hardspot was because I was stupid and tightened the driver side flagnut bracket too much so rail wouldn't fit on. No other curse points.
Also did not use a jack - wasn't needed as the 3 bolts on passenger side came out easily enough and nothing needed to be propped up.
I think my gap is a bit more noticable than others - and I don't seem to have much play to make it any closer.
What do you think?
Same.Installed mine today. It was more work than I planned. Don’t drop the ROAM plate into the step. Took me about 10 minutes to get it back out.
Did the same thing...a little upset that mine didn't come with the nuts to lock that plate in place...so not using for now.Installed mine today. It was more work than I planned. Don’t drop the ROAM plate into the step. Took me about 10 minutes to get it back out.
You are going to want a decent gap so the slider can take a good smash and not hit the body. Maybe a half inch at least.You're welcome. The gap's not noticeable.
100%. I've seen the crunching. If I do decide to wheel harder than I envision, I'm seriously considering ace sliders with the factor rails.You are going to want a decent gap so the slider can take a good smash and not hit the body. Maybe a half inch at least.