rock sliders i built

[broncodude_73]

It was time to get rid of uneccessary body paneling. so heres what we did.

gained at least 1 1/2'' of clearance

i think they came out ok

 

[2b1ask1]

nice job.... looks great.

 

[tasker]

just what i want for mine, looks great.

 

[DonsBolt]

I agree
looks awespme

 

[Mark]

That looks great!
Real good work!

 

[zdaily]

Nice job. I'll have to do that to mine.

 

[Dusty]

Nice job!

 

[Dan76]

They look great! I was thinking of doing something very similar.

 

[broncodude_73]

thank you thank you

 

[Kaw-Liga]

I'm impressed!!!

Rob

 

[sprdv1]

Nice & Solid.. Good Job.. ;D

 

[74BroncoCO]

You'll like those!! The rocks run scared now!

J.D.

 

[Devin]

Nice work! Those look awesome!

 

[RajinCajun]

Nice! Now you just need to get out and scratch that nice new paint

 

[Recko555]

Looks good. I need some like that.

 

[Mtn Gote]

Lookin' good! Nice work man!
Cory,

 

[broncodude_73]

i really appreciate all the comments. thanks! i will have to try and post up more stuff

 

[Mtn Gote]

i really appreciate all the comments. thanks! i will have to try and post up more stuff

Ya you do!
Cory,

 

[jmex]

I'm thinking of doing this to mine also. When you cut the rockers does any supporting need to be added to the rockers? Or do the rock guards just to go up underneath? Also does cutting the rockers weaken the existing sills?

 

[broncodude_73]

it's probably not good for anything, but mine were beyond repair, and i had already replaced them once before. i wasn't going to replace them again only to beat them up again.

I built my rocker gaurds to bolt to the frame and sit just below the sheet metal. They are in no way connected to the body.

I went ahead and completely welded up the seals to help strengthen everything.