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My LOD Signature series install

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Looks good! I went with rockhard4x4 rock sliders for our JLUR. Can't wait to get them put on.
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Got my missing parts today plus a few extra parts :clap:

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Love these sliders :rock:
 

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been bouncing back and forth between these and their other set. I like the price of these but man I hate the look of the pinch seam. If I get the signatures I will be lining the seam to help hide it. Any particular reason you choose the signatures over their other option?
 
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I bought the signature series because they look like they can take more punishment and they still have a usable step. The destroyer series does look nicer imo. I plan on doing the Rubicon Trail and Moab one day and want the strongest sliders.
 

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been bouncing back and forth between these and their other set. I like the price of these but man I hate the look of the pinch seam. If I get the signatures I will be lining the seam to help hide it. Any particular reason you choose the signatures over their other option?
I've never felt it was that big of a deal. In all honesty the pinch seam hardly noticeable unless you're standing on top of them looking down. Below is a pic of the LoD sliders I had installed on my JK

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Funny as it sounds, I'm a function over form guy. LoD sliders have always worked well for me and proven their strength on more that one occasion. It was a no brainer for me to get them for the JLUR. I only care that my pinch seam and tub don't get damaged by the thing that is intended to protect it. Bang down on a rock hard enough with tub mounted sliders and your going to have tub damage. I think there is one other company with frame mounted sliders and they have to be welded on.
 

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I had to loosen the center body bolt to get the sliders around, did anyone else have to do that and if so what tool do you recommend to tighten it back up? Once mounted the sliders get in the way
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