Rock Sliders

[tubes92]

i want to put a set of rock sliders on my mj will the xj ones work and which one will i need from a 2 door or a 4 door.

 

 

thanks

[Pete M]

neither. the MJ has a longer wheelbase and no pinch seam under the bed.

[RynoMJ]

As far as I know the only company that makes them for the MJ.

 

http://www.rocky-road.com/cherokee-xj-rock-sliders.html

[tubes92]

Oh I thought xj would fit guess not thanks for the help guys

[buffalob]

I had these built by Fessybuilt in Brighton Colorado

[buffalob]

Here is a more current pic

[mnkyboy]

I made my own.

 

[Pete M]

also fabbed my own. I tied mine through the frame rails to keep them independent of my rockers.

 

 

[xjrev10]

Here is a more current pic

 

Lets see how these are mounted.

 

Nice lookin truck!

[buffalob]

I will load pics of the mounts on this and the rear bumper and post em later.

[COFFMAN]

I will load pics of the mounts on this and the rear bumper and post em later.

 

Nice lines on the bumpers buffalob, the seam that is not full welded looks a bit unfinished to me

Diggin the wheels

[Garvin]

The sliders look nice but you want to stitch weld to sheet metal instead of full perimeter weld. Rosette and stitch welding is the strongest (and safest) way to connect thick metal to our sheet metal frames.

[buffalob]

The sliders are bolt on. It cost a bit more to have them made that way but I did not want to do the bodywork with them on, and wanted to have them on to get the lines right.

I will post pics of the underside so you can see the assembly.

The "guts" of the sliders are 2.0" X 3.0" rectangular tube X 3/16 wall (layed flat) with the ends mitered and capped.

Jarod (Fessler...aka Fessybuilt) suggessted 2.0 square tube, but I wanted them to stick out a bit more as I knew I wanted to run the bushwacker flat top flares...

the completed package just looked better to my eye that way. the bent round tubes are also good, ( my wife is 5' 1" and can't get into the truck without them...or a step stool)