CBI rock slider install

Haha I decided to just skip the two front bottoms ones for now. I was happy to get the top fronts in lol!

 

Are you referring to the two slanted ones (Driver and Passenger)? Where you have to drop a square plate with a welded nut on?

Either way, get after it! Overall it was pretty easy once the first few bolts went in. Very 'first timer' friendly in terms of difficulty IMO.

 

Yeah that’s the one. I’ll get to it later. My garage is full of junk and can’t fit my truck in lol. It’s the rainy season here in the PNW lol! It has more reinforcement than my last sets of sliders so I think it’ll be ok without those bolts as long as I got the top front side ones lol

 

All I need now is full CBI skids and I’ll have all their armor lol! I’m still running the Pelfreybilt skids. I had their front bumper before I upgraded to CBI.

 

I'm totes jelly of your rig! It looks great! I've got a CBI T3 low hoop on the way and should hopefully have it within a month. So excited! How was the install for that? I know some cutting is required, but otherwise was it fairly straight forward?

Rear T3 is on the wish list as well.

 

Thanks man! Yeah it was fairly simple and straightforward. Just need to trim the front bumper and fender lining. The hard part is finding instructions for all the hardware. I found a few on here. I had a Pelfreybilt bumper before this so all I had to do was trim the bumper a lil bit higher lol! Can’t wait to see yours.

 

So I received my sliders from cbi.... probably damaged during shipping.

 

This is the normal one

 

Guaranteed I won't be buying any CBI products ever. Thanks @TacoME4x4 for the heads up. Looks like the TW gang came thru again!

 

if i can't bend this flange back to the degree it needs to be yall think ill be okay chopping it off and just mounting the top hole?

 

Tighten the top bolt and then use a jack with a chunk of wood on top to straighten the bent one out. It should bend before it picks up your truck. Or hit it with a dead blow.

 

I’ll give it a try and report back!