huckleberryshin
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ROAM JL Rock Rails – Jeep Wrangler JL 4-Door Rock Sliders
Has anyone seen pictures or in person?
Has anyone seen pictures or in person?
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What side steps / rock rails to add to JL Wrangler?
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Due to popular demand, we've added a drop down selection on our site for our logo plates in black on our 2 and 4 door flat step sliders.
https://www.rockhard4x4.com/category_s/487.htm
https://www.rockhard4x4.com/category_s/487.htm
spurly
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What are the chances of adding dimpled steps to your angled up versions? Similar to how JCR or LOD have on the top of their sliders? I'm looking for something that provides good protection offroad, but also protects the side of the jeep from road debris getting kicked up by the tires (snow, salt, and sand) Or at least minimizes the debris being kicked up. We both know how much Nebraska likes to use salt and sand in the winter.Due to popular demand, we've added a drop down selection on our site for our logo plates in black on our 2 and 4 door flat step sliders.
https://www.rockhard4x4.com/category_s/487.htm
I know you offer the flat steps which would meet the criteria I mentioned above but I can't get past the idea that they look like a running board because of the bare look on top, and I honestly think the 2 logos on each side is to much. If the logo was smaller and only one on each side like your bumper, in my opinion would look better. I have no problem telling everyone what I throw on my jeep, but i don't want to drive around looking like I'm sponsored unless I really am.
roaniecowpony
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These aftermarket parts companies need to get over themselves. If they make a good product, it sells itself. No need for big logos on the parts. A tiny one will do. Most of us don't want 10 different large logos plastered, decaled, or laser cut into the parts we have payed good money for. I know I've avoided some products because the logo was just too much. I heard the same from others.
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spurly
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Can someone post pictures of how and where the Roam steps are mounted? I can't seem to find any pictures or even a video. And has anyone with Roam steps experienced any good bashing while offroad?
Edit: Never mind. Completely forgot about the other thread.
Edit: Never mind. Completely forgot about the other thread.
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Got my Roam frame mounted sliders last week, but haven't had a chance to take pics until today.
The installation was straightforward; the 2-door versions don't have rivnuts like the 4-doors do.
The driver's side rear mounting arm seemed angled a bit high, causing the rear of the step to be too close to the body. I put some washers inbetween the mounting bracket and the frame to give it a bit more space. It's not perfect like the passenger's side, but it works.
Haven't taken any impacts to them yet. I decided not to install the included lights, because I prefer a no frills look.
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The installation was straightforward; the 2-door versions don't have rivnuts like the 4-doors do.
The driver's side rear mounting arm seemed angled a bit high, causing the rear of the step to be too close to the body. I put some washers inbetween the mounting bracket and the frame to give it a bit more space. It's not perfect like the passenger's side, but it works.
Haven't taken any impacts to them yet. I decided not to install the included lights, because I prefer a no frills look.
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Installed these this weekend. These things are insanely stout and well built, confident I made the right decision! Now I need your bumpers.100% Bolt On and Frame Mounted!
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I'm sure we can help you out!
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Can your slider be used as a lift point to jack it up?Due to popular demand, we've added a drop down selection on our site for our logo plates in black on our 2 and 4 door flat step sliders.
https://www.rockhard4x4.com/category_s/487.htm
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About 2 weeks. I do know that they have to powder-coat them before shipping if you didn't order raw. There also may be a backlog on orders for the ones you ordered. Give them a call, i'm sure they can give you an update. I'm learning to be patient, I live literally in the asscrack of nowhere and also everything for the JL is still fairly new and in high demand. I'm still waiting on wheels and tires and a lift kit that I ordered over a month ago through different vendors. Right now i'm the nerd rocking a yellow stock Sport with bad ass rock rails and street tires, lol.
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