Rover’s North Rock Sliders?
Rover’s North Rock Sliders?
Has anyone used these from Rovers North? They are the ProLine model and they are on sale for $448.00.
Any thoughts or opinions? Looking to get something for my ‘00 Disco.
Thanks!
Any thoughts or opinions? Looking to get something for my ‘00 Disco.
Thanks!
TReK
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they are f-ing awesome. I looked at every slider available on the market, from both a functionality, durability and cost (or cost no object) perspective, and these are, in my opinion, hands down the winner
they don't weld to the frame -- they bolt in on the inner and outer sills (the lame ones only use the outer sill which is very very weak). Anyway,they are NOT weak. And v v high quality. I've had the whole disco balanced on them...
galvanized, very nice looking welds, and a nice powder coat finish that's surprisingly durable. the TF ones and some of the other UK ones rust and have bad finish...
can see a few pics on an instagram I have for my d2--> (the post wasn't about the sliders but good pics)
they don't weld to the frame -- they bolt in on the inner and outer sills (the lame ones only use the outer sill which is very very weak). Anyway,they are NOT weak. And v v high quality. I've had the whole disco balanced on them...
galvanized, very nice looking welds, and a nice powder coat finish that's surprisingly durable. the TF ones and some of the other UK ones rust and have bad finish...
can see a few pics on an instagram I have for my d2--> (the post wasn't about the sliders but good pics)
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they are f-ing awesome. I looked at every slider available on the market, from both a functionality, durability and cost (or cost no object) perspective, and these are, in my opinion, hands down the winner
they don't weld to the frame -- they bolt in on the inner and outer sills (the lame ones only use the outer sill which is very very weak). Anyway,they are NOT weak. And v v high quality. I've had the whole disco balanced on them...
galvanized, very nice looking welds, and a nice powder coat finish that's surprisingly durable. the TF ones and some of the other UK ones rust and have bad finish...
can see a few pics on an instagram I have for my d2--> here (the post wasn't about the sliders but good pics)
they don't weld to the frame -- they bolt in on the inner and outer sills (the lame ones only use the outer sill which is very very weak). Anyway,they are NOT weak. And v v high quality. I've had the whole disco balanced on them...
galvanized, very nice looking welds, and a nice powder coat finish that's surprisingly durable. the TF ones and some of the other UK ones rust and have bad finish...
can see a few pics on an instagram I have for my d2--> here (the post wasn't about the sliders but good pics)
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