Sliders for 2wd AC?

Anyways, to get back on topic, thanks for all the suggestions guys! I'll be looking into the vendors you mentioned, and will likely call them just to be clear they can fit a 2wd. Lord knows I don't wanna end up like RCI slider length guy. If I'm not sold on any, I'll hit up one of your suggestions for custom fabs. Many thanks!

 

Isn't organic pasture raised better?

 

I lose track of all that nonsense lol All I know is living in CA, according to Prop 65, even my happy tree sliders will likely give me cancer

 

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Sarcasm always helps get good answers. Just to make sure we are on the same page... That was sarcastic. Why didn't you buy 4wd if you were going to be doing all that to begin with? That's sincere.

 

what does 4wd have anything to do with body protection?

 

Something to do with the bolt holes on the frame i'd assume?

 

A 4wd was too much truck for me. I had a budget in mind, knew exactly what I wanted, and did about 5 days worth of non-stop research. If I wanted to buy used in my price range, I'd have to go back ten years and they all had upwards of 80K miles. I didn't want a dual cab, don't need it, too large. I wanted a nice small compact truck with a few creature comforts, one that could be easily modded, and would be fun to bomb around in. I wound up with a 2019 SR AC with the SX package, for under $25K. I enjoy playing in the desert, the dunes, on FSR's, any trails with a technical rank of easy-moderate (or 1-5), etc. I'm not interested in climbing 12' vertical boulders. Even being 2wd I've been able to keep up with most, and I have proper recovery gear if I get in too deep. My LSD helped in one spot, and using my e-brake as a poor man's locker helped in another. Since I bought the truck in early September I've gone wheeling 5 times in various OHV parks and as I mentioned, there were multiple times I really probably should have had sliders before I attempted the trail, and these weren't even super difficult trails. I'll take an $800 insurance policy over the cost I'll be facing if I really eat shit out there.