TJM sliders installed

[mikeJKUR]

I have spent the last 2 months looking for a sliders that would fit my needs and let me there are so many choices there I still probably didn't see them all.
The most importance thing for me that them were to be frame mounted so the sliders would take all the impact and not the body. Second I wanted to cover and protect the side of my frame as much as possible so started looking at boat sliders.

Man was I excited when I found the TJM sliders. It was everything I was looking for plus they were half of what I was planning to sped. I would discrible them as mini boat sliders.

I ordered them from Extreme Terrain were I got a great deal on them. From someone that has bought sliders in the past for my last vehicle it should not be this easy. Last it took weeks, I had to pay for shipping and pay extra for powder coating. Non of that happened this time. Sliders were already powder coated and you get free shipping from Extreme Terrain. Now here is the kicker, I don't know if was the fact that they were in stock and we are both on the east coast by I got them in less then 23 hours!

Ok enough of me talking. I will now show you pictures of the sliders.









Here is my Rubicon with the stock rails. As you see from this angle how low the frame sets on the wrangler.



And here is the TJM sliders mounted mounted.

 

[mikeJKUR]

Here are some shots showing how they are mounted.






Now a cool thing about TJM is that they build in a place for a hi-lift to lock in their sliders and bumpers.

 

[Yarjammer]

Those look nice. How far do they stick out on the sides? Is the much room to use it as a step/doors-off foot rest?

 

[mikeJKUR]

Those look nice. How far do they stick out on the sides? Is the much room to use it as a step/doors-off foot rest?

There is enough room to places the balls of your feet on the top rail to use as a step.


Here is myself standing on the driver's side sliders with the door open.