Moderator: volvite
I'm just the opposite with my opinion of the stock steps. The only complaint I had, aside from the sometimes bottoming out of the rear, is/was the sidesteps. Getting in the vehicle wasn't a problem because nobody used them as an entry assist. Getting out of the PF was a joke. My better half would cuss every time she got out of the PF because the step was always in the way. I felt the same, as did every passenger I've ever had in the car. The step is too high up and narrow to be used for exiting the vehicle, but wide enough that we would have to kind of stretch over it to the ground. I had planned on removing them until I saw the slider deal. I left them on for the company to use as a template. Anyway, I can fully understand that some people like steps, some don't. Unless my door is 3' off the ground, they are pointless to me.phantom2 wrote:They really look nice but I don't think they are very practical.I rely on that step when I enter and exit and my foot barely fits on the OEM wide step,it would never fit on those.They have to suit your taste,not mine,just giving my two cents.
Once I get the OME installed, then some real tires, I'll pretty much be done. The only other thing I'd like is a small bullbar for the front. Some of the roads I drive on remote & very overgrown, so it would be nice to have something up front to knock down the stouter vegetation rather than the plastic front end. I don't want or need a full brushbar, just a simple bullbar, much like this one:Fofiddy wrote:Really? I have the base model with taller tires and made mention of putting on sidesteps and my girlfriend made fun of me and she's only 5'7".
Steve those look great, I'd be seriously tempted to try a rear end swap and a locked shortly after throwing those on. The only problem with mods like that is once you start I have a hard time drawing a line.
Geez, I just looked at their pages to find the price & found pictures of my Pathie. Oh well, it's a fair trade to mention my name, have pictures of my PF, yet give me free sliders.G35TR wrote:Any idea what the price will be for the pair of sliders now that they've got all the specs and are ready for production?
EDIT: Nevermind, looks like they got the prices on the site. Sorry.
It was pretty easy. Each piece I applied was shorter than my arm span, so I just held it taught between both hands and set it down on the slider, then pressed it down with my hands. If anyone does this, wear gloves when pushing the tape firmly on the slider. I ended up with a few splinters of whatever that material is on both thumbs.boogyman wrote:nvsteve, that is a good idea. I'm amazed at how straight you were able to apply the tape. Even if it just lasts a season, i'm sure it's worth it. Then pull off the old rub some goo gone and start again.