[muddybamayota88]

Just a few pictures of my truck. Let me know what you think. Don't give me too much hell about the thornbirds they were only on for a week and now I have cooper discover stt's.

 

[AK98Taco]

Brush guard... needs to go.

Get some sliders.

 

[muddybamayota88]

I thought about getting some sliders but there are NO rocks around here so I really don't need um.

 

[AK98Taco]

I thought about getting some sliders but there are NO rocks around here so I really don't need um.

You'd be surprised what kind of protection they offer beyond fending off rocks. They also serve as a good point for jacking the truck.

A winch bumper and winch would be a very useful addition alternatively/additionally.

 

[Mr Tacomi]

I thought about getting some sliders but there are NO rocks around here so I really don't need um.

do you wheel on totally flat terrain with no obstacles?

sliders aren't just for rocks ...rockerpanels will still bend nicely on dirt, trees, random objects strategically placed along the trail... it's just advice...

 

[007]

I thought about getting some sliders but there are NO rocks around here so I really don't need um.

They also help to protect you from stumps, ledges, standing and fallen trees.

And door dings

 

[Animal]

And door dings

2x

 

[ocdropzone]

And door dings

x3--i love it when a Civic or something opens their door and nails my slider...its a nice side benefit

 

[ljschnel]

I made myself sliders right after I got my Hi-lift. It became obvious realquick that without sliders the jack is useless. Also, whenever I see a truck with that sort of brush guard I wonder how much additional damage could be caused to the truck by strikeing something with it on there...seems like your headlights would be toast. Not very good protection imo.