bolt on sliders<>Worth it or Worthless

i am looking at bolt on sliders. are they worthless? as in will not provide any impact security. does anyone have exp with bolt ons.

 

bolt ons can be as tough as weld ons for sure, as long as the mounting plates are well thought-out and executed.

 

Thinking of getting them also. Let me know if you do. Anxious to see them in person.

 

just poped a set of CBI's on mine..bolt on. Haven't dropped em on any rocks yet but seem strong...lifted with high lift no problem.

 

My bolt on's are welded.

 

touche

 

who are the bolt on makers. i know relentless and cbi, any others. are they similar products/quality. not many people here in nj have a set to see

 

that is def saying something...i saw the pics on their site of the dblcab , and it seems the sliders fall short of each end of the truck

 

yeah, $945 a pair, thats just silly

 

they do. I would not buy them if I had a mulligan. I would buy Beefed sliders. Shrockworks are strong as hell though.

 

Nobody's ever going to convince me that the AllPro Bolt-ons aren't strong enough.

RZ Rob

 

beefed doesn't seem to be doing this no more....idk

 

Thats sad if so, his design is awesome! IMO

 

the above pic of the all pro seem pretty solid., but if mike hasn't damaged his, its impressive, because i thinhkhe has broken everything else...

 

I have slammed my shrockworks a couple times without even a dent. The powder-coat is top notch too.

 

i like the durability of the shrockworks, def believe in them, jus tbeing short seems to get to me a litle.

 

i would definitely recommend checking on that because I love my sliders from beefed and although I haven't tested em out to hard yet they will definitely hold up to severe abuse.

 

Never heard of Slee before this thread, but just checked them out and they look awesome. Maybe not 900 plus dollars awesome though.

 

I was looking at and talking to Avid about some sliders. Still kicking it around. Just trying to avoid doing to this truck what I did to my old one, adding so many things that the truck gets heavy and your mpgs sink.