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    Im making a set of sliders pretty much along the lines of the sclarke sliders, exept with a 2" steampipe step on it similar to the mulgo step.

    Question is do you guys that have made your own sliders support the aluminium panel that goes btwn the rear door & rear wheel flare?
    it just seems to flop about a bit, or does that not cause a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush
    Im making a set of sliders pretty much along the lines of the sclarke sliders, exept with a 2" steampipe step on it similar to the mulgo step.

    Question is do you guys that have made your own sliders support the aluminium panel that goes btwn the rear door & rear wheel flare?
    it just seems to flop about a bit, or does that not cause a problem.
    I don't think it's a problem.....from memory I did consider moving on of the bottom button that holds the flare on up 75mm or so.....will need to refresh my memory when I get home

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    Heres my version of the sliders.
    I was going to buy some but the cable locating business is a bit slow at the moment so thought I better make myself useful.

    I used 100x50x2 RHS, plenty strong enough for the purpose, but not so stiff as to be stronger than what its bolted to. Steam pipe steps / rails

    middle mount is a piece of unistrut - fits exactly.










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    measures please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lebanon View Post
    measures please.
    Im not too good with measurments, But you can't go wrong if you place the existing (removed) sill panel over the 100x50 RSJ & trace the end profiles.

    Then use jack stands to hold it up into place and g-clamp the brackets on, then remove & weld up, No measuring needed.

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