They do not mount to both as far as I've seen. They bolt to the pinch seem, regular tub mount and the body bolts. Since they bolt up using the bolts and not the mount I believe they will move with the body. They have some pics on their site.
You're wrong about how ours are mounted, but correct in what you are thinking if they were mounted that way. We DO NOT mount to the body in a way that would cause binding. We mount through the pinch seam/weld, through to the FLEXIBLE side of the body mount, and into the floor. That allows our sliders to move with your body, without adding a rigid link to your frame.
See reply above
@ROAM finally got my roam side steps installed, been a ton of rain so the ruby is really nasty but here are a few pics.
I did not have any instructions besides the ones that are in roam post. I ran the wires through the firewall and connected them to the footwell lights like @boogie did. On thing I did learn is that once you get the wires connected, prior to running them into the footwell, use a 9 volt battery to make sure all the lights are working correctly. There are a couple of different methods in that post but boogie’s was pretty simple and works great.
Do you have an '18 or '19? Go Rhino's site says there's nothing available for my '19 JLU Sport S.Go Rhino DSS installed late last night in the freezing rain and finished this morning.
Mine is an 18. I highly doubt there is any difference between the 18 and 19 but never a bad idea to get confirmation. I called GoRhino with some questions during my install and their customer service is awesome. I would give em a call to make sure but you should be good to go. Loving the steps so far.Do you have an '18 or '19? Go Rhino's site says there's nothing available for my '19 JLU Sport S.
Do you have a link for these.
Thank you.
Ok my original thought was body mounting is lame and frame mounting the only way to go. I still think frame mounting is probably overall better. BUT....researching and thinking about it more I'm of the mindset your rocker is likely WAY stouter then the stock ruby rocker and that can take quite a hit, Also websearches and youtube video's of VERY well setups show body mounting is more then adequate. Big hits were taken and it just gets shrugged off with your rocker as well as some other ones with a similar body setup.
