Outer Limits 4x4 Board

They look mate

looks good


i like them alot and i dont even own a zook

great idea

i assume there for looks and dirt mounds ?

cos the dont look like they would hold up to rocks
plus they dont look they would slide verywell

look familiar

they look sweet i think ill have to knock me up some of them soon (well before i get mine on the road that is)

Good stuff

had those on my car for about 10 years now. Great investment. I have only managed to put one dent in them after getting it really wedged on a rock. They are also strong enough to hi lift jack off

grimbo wrote:had those on my car for about 10 years now. Great investment. I have only managed to put one dent in them after getting it really wedged on a rock. They are also strong enough to hi lift jack off

Is this where I say that mud rarely dents your sills.....

i hope mine work out aswell as yours grimbo

i rekon they will be pretty strong not as much as sliders but i don't want sliders so ner

spamwell wrote:i hope mine work out aswell as yours grimbo

i rekon they will be pretty strong not as much as sliders but i don't want sliders so ner

They won't work as well as sliders because of the checker pattern aand because the aluminium is softer than steel so it tends to grip a bit. But as sill protection from dropping onto a rock/log etc they work fine saving the sill and allowing the doors to remain usable

well thats exactly what i am after and i am not really into sliding on stuff so hey perfect for me

Wont mud get in around the edges and rust out your sills?

Was thinking of something like this for the wifes zook but the sills are allready rusty from crap sitting behind the factory plastic sill cover and I dont want to have the same problems again.
Paul.

Let silicon be your friend. LOL

That sikaflex is great stuff for sealing up gaps like that. I am going to do some for mine soon I think.

cheers

I reckon leave em open so ya can hose em out

A Suzuki is one ov those cars actually light enough to get away with jacking/supporting half it's weight on a sill guard like these. From a few stock ones I've seen go over, they can also support their weight on their lid rather well unlike the average Patrol or Landcruiser whose turret folds up like an accordian.

Gravity is not always your friend.

I think they look good and I'm planning to do the same with mine... Mud, water & other crap found its way past the rubber quite easily and has rusted out large sections of the sills over the years. I wish i knew about silicon to fix this problem when i bought the car new!

I can't see why rubber is any better than plate, i think plate looks better and if you really wanted you could make them removable by attaching them with fewer bolts, or make them permanent with a lot of silicon and filling in all the gaps.... Or just put drain holes in the bottom!

As far as a rocksliders go, can't you make these to attach seperately anyway?

I think whatever you need to make for your driving style then do it! Who cares what others think! Nice work Spamwell

HRZOOK, yours look to be folded to sit in the channel for the pastic wide track sill extension, is this so? Close up pic?

Mudzuki wrote:HRZOOK, yours look to be folded to sit in the channel for the pastic wide track sill extension, is this so? Close up pic?

where's my glasses grandad...?

raqmup wrote:

Mudzuki wrote:HRZOOK, yours look to be folded to sit in the channel for the pastic wide track sill extension, is this so? Close up pic?

where's my glasses grandad...?

Those arnt HRZOOK's

raqmup wrote:

Mudzuki wrote:HRZOOK, yours look to be folded to sit in the channel for the pastic wide track sill extension, is this so? Close up pic?

where's my glasses grandad...?

I was joking guys, relax... I was just enlarging it in reply to hrzooks request to get a closer look at the sills