JTR rear sliders on Mojave?

[Espo774]

Just picked up a steel JTR bumper for my Mojave which is on order. Want to add JTR rear sliders. Do they bolt right up to Mojave frame, or do I need the bracket as well? Do I need rivnuts and bolts too?

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[Espo774]

Yes, you need the brackets and bolts if not included. I’m still on the hunt for some too. (All of it)

Will those brackets bolt onto the stock Mojave hitch/frame or whatever?

 

[johnparjr]

Yes they both up to the frame no issues you just have to make adjustments to your rear bumper if you have the stock one. I didn’t want to cut my bumper so I bought the DV8 sliders

 

[Espo774]

Got around to installing the sliders and my rubicon steel rear bumper today. Do these look right? Seems they are sticking out too far, but I could be completely wrong

 

[SonoranMojave]

That looks just like mine. Curious, how many bolts did you use for the bracket?

 

[Espo774]

That looks just like mine. Curious, how many bolts did you use for the bracket?

I would think it would hug closer to the body, the gap there is throwing me off, but I guess that’s just how they fit. I used 3 bolts for the bracket to frame and 3 for slider to bracket

 

[SonoranMojave]

I would think it would hug closer to the body, the gap there is throwing me off, but I guess that’s just how they fit. I used 3 bolts for the bracket to frame and 3 for slider to bracket

I never really thought about it, but yes it is a noticeable gap. If you think about it though, the end of the slider basically tucks in flush with the rear bumper. So if it was anymore tucked into the body it would look strange from that perspective.

I only used two bolts per bracket for mine. Was it the same bolt for all three holes?

P.S. That extra gap is a great place for dirt and mud to collect!

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