Hey all,
I'm making up a set of rock sliders because my side steps don't look too good now that they've copped a smack with a big rock. i've looked at a few sites and seen some pictures so i have a general idea of what they will be like, except for the mounting. All the sliders i've seen are mounted directly to the sill, nuts in the door jam where the plastic bit was mounted and some coming up through the floor, they seem to have reinforced the floor along there. My problem with that is, the sliders are there to protect the door, right,
and if i come bashing down on a rock and the slider is mounted directly to the door,
isn't it just going to transmit the shock right up to the sills? maybe they're not as weak is i think, though, so i'm sure it'd be fine.
But on the disco there are protrusions from the chassis just next to the mounts for the radius arms, to which the brackets for the side steps are mounted. they look fairly substantial to me and Offender90 mentioned to me that he and someone else were thinking of mounting sliders there. it sounds better than sticking them right there directly under the door...
so question one would be, are these protrusions up to the job, overkill or is it not a good idea to mount anything to them?
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