Shrockworks or Lod Signature

[brewski]

Check out the CavFab Vengeance sliders. Very stout and well made (in the USA too). Painted our body color to match.

https://www.cavfab.com/CavFab-Vengeance-Series-Sliders_p_371.html

$1000 for a body mounted rock slider? Personally I wouldn't trust the thin aluminum sheet metal that JL body panels are made of to hold up to the torture a rock slider can take. Both LOD and Shrock (as OP was interested in) are less expensive, attach to the frame which is a much stronger mounting point than the cosmetic body panels and if you ever chose to go a different route you won't be left with a plethora of holes in your body panel. Also Shrockworks is in TX and LOD is in IN

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[Memphis_MJ]

Thanks. Those look really good. Do they cover the pinch seam well? I might have to cancel my order with Quadratec for the Rusty's Offroad sliders and order these.

I bought a strip of black vinyl and covered the pinch seam with that. I feel like it made it look cleaner, I wonder when I will have to redo it...

 

[SSinGA]

$1000 for a body mounted rock slider? Personally I wouldn't trust the thin aluminum sheet metal that JL body panels are made of to hold up to the torture a rock slider can take. Both LOD and Shrock (as OP was interested in) are less expensive, attach to the frame which is a much stronger mounting point than the cosmetic body panels and if you ever chose to go a different route you won't be left with a plethora of holes in your body panel. Also Shrockworks is in TX and LOD is in IN

The mounting point is the frame/body mount bolts. The entire side jeep can be lifted buy this slider using a high lift.

 

[PaulNY]

I bought a strip of black vinyl and covered the pinch seam with that. I feel like it made it look cleaner, I wonder when I will have to redo it...

hate to bring up an older thread, but do these sliders bottom tubing sit below the frame? In the pic, it appears the sliders sit pretty low? Thanks for clarification.

 

[brewski]

hate to bring up an older thread, but do these sliders bottom tubing sit below the frame? In the pic, it appears the sliders sit pretty low? Thanks for clarification.

The bolt to the bottom of the frame and on the side, but the the actual square tubing is an 1 to 1.5in above the bottom frame rail.

It probably looks that way in the photo because the person is taking the photo standing up.

 

[Chile1]

i recommend the LOD Signature Series...

 

[PaulNY]

i recommend the LOD Signature Series...

Another good option. Respectively, I don't like that the LOD states you may have to back out the body mount bolt to slide the bracket in. I don"t want to touch the body bolts. Also, apparently you have to drill a hole into the frame with the LOD's whereas the Shrockworks install with no drilling or body bolt loosening. I am leaning toward Shrockworks at this point, but the LOD's looks nice for sure.

 

[Memphis_MJ]

hate to bring up an older thread, but do these sliders bottom tubing sit below the frame? In the pic, it appears the sliders sit pretty low? Thanks for clarification.

Here is a shot of the mounting

 

[Atom631]

I went with LOD Signature series. I added Hammerhead Offroad pinch seam covers as well. Im debating on whether to install the plates or not. I dont like that the allen screws arent flush mount. I think they might get chewed up in the rocks and then become a PITA to remove.

 

[_tarabusaw]

Thank you. Exactly what I wanted to hear.

hello, im torn between shrockworks or white knuckle slider. My concern is will installing Undercloak skids interfere with the sliders mounting point?
also what do you think about white knuckle sliders?

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