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swb gq rock sliders mount position

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swb gq rock sliders mount position

Post by clarky swb gq »

hey guys im building some side step rock sliders and am wondering how every one mounts them to the chassis rails, cheers
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Post by BeNoS »

if you look at cheezy racing sliders they actually weld a big plate to the side of the chassis rails in a couple of spots and just bolt the sliders to this.
as far as engineering ive always thought welding to a chassis is illegal, but speaking the mark(the bloke who builds the cheezy sliders) works with 2 engineers in his workshop and both are more than happy to engineer and approve his work/design.
another way is a c bracket to wrap around the chassis but if you dont have a body lift clearance is a big issue with this setup.
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Post by clarky swb gq »

yeh ive thought of both, i think ill weld a plate to the chassis as i dont want to go thru the trouble of stuffing around with making a body lift.
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Post by BeNoS »

this is the way il be doing mine soon. as my mounts currently hit the floor and annoys the hell out of me.
just use hi tensile bolts and a decent coarse thread tapped into the big plate and you shouldnt have many dramas.
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Post by clarky swb gq »

oh so u use thick plate like 25mm thick and tap a thread into them
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Post by ludacris »

10mm - 12mm plate if welding to chasis. I sandwich all mine and just make sure there is clearance between the cab and plate, no need for a body lift. Just make sure the top hole is very close to the edge of the plates. if you are going to weld a 10 - 12mm plate to the chasis make sure you find an engineer to approve it because if DOT dont like it you are stuffed without the eng approval.

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