Do it yourself slider rails?

[Mojavematt]

Does anyone sell a do it yourself slider rail that just needs to be welded on? Im an experienced welder but unfortunately dont have access to a tube bender. I just want a kit with bent tubing to weld to my stock rubicon sliders.

Sponsored

 

[rharr]

these are on my list
https://redsummitmachineworks.com/c...-side-steps-for-jeep-gladiator-jt-and-jeep-jl

you have the mojave which has the rock rails.

Take lots of pics if you do these.

 

[Mojavematt]

Those look good. How much abuse can the stock rails hold up to I wonder? The trails up in the NW mostly consist of mud with tight trees and roots. Im thinking the stock rails should be fine.

 

[bullitt5897]

Working on my own DIY setup:

 

[nocoast_jt]

these are on my list
https://redsummitmachineworks.com/c...-side-steps-for-jeep-gladiator-jt-and-jeep-jl

you have the mojave which has the rock rails.

Take lots of pics if you do these.

I second these. They definitely take a days work but are totally doable. I should note that I took about 6 inches out of the stock Rubi sliders and Alan made me a custom set at no additional cost...great guy and great product.

 

[Rubi_Rhod]

Wicked cool product!

I am a newb at fabrication and welding, but want to get started. This is an affordable and practical way to learn some skills and get some needed functionality out of my Rubicon rails.

And on the note earlier of frame tie ins to make these suitable for slider duty, they look to offer a kit soon to bolt on the frame. As frame welding is not for the inexperienced, I do appreciate that aspect.

This made my wish list.

 

[Jocww]

They need to hurry up and get that tie in so that way i can just order and weld it all up at once.

 

[Jefe1018]

Holy crap, time to find a set of factory take offs. I just saved $800+ from the White Knuckle ones I really wanted.

 

[Jocww]

Wicked cool product!

I am a newb at fabrication and welding, but want to get started. This is an affordable and practical way to learn some skills and get some needed functionality out of my Rubicon rails.

And on the note earlier of frame tie ins to make these suitable for slider duty, they look to offer a kit soon to bolt on the frame. As frame welding is not for the inexperienced, I do appreciate that aspect.

This made my wish list.

He must be on vacation Ive emailed him 2x and got nothing. I guess I will have to call them or just make my own tie ins

 

[Jocww]

Called them. He said 2 weeks he should have done coming out. It will be bolt on not weld on tie ins.

 

[Jocww]

Red summit has closed shop. Anybody know of anyone else

 

[Hank_]

That sucks. I was hoping to get a set of those too. I'll keep watching to see if anyone else knows of someone.

Hank

 

[jeepers29]

I am waiting for someone to try the metalcloak ones.

https://metalcloak.com/overland-flip-step-pair-jk-jl-4-door.html

 

[Boostnu]

I am waiting for someone to try the metalcloak ones.

https://metalcloak.com/overland-flip-step-pair-jk-jl-4-door.html

If anyone is in se tn we can check one of mine to see if they match up to the rubicon rails. If they match up it would be just marking the holes and doing some nutserts. If I run across anyone local with rubi rails I’ll try to check myself.

 

[jeepers29]

If anyone is in se tn we can check one of mine to see if they match up to the rubicon rails. If they match up it would be just marking the holes and doing some nutserts. If I run across anyone local with rubi rails I’ll try to check myself.

that would be awesome

Sponsored