Rock sliders for the jk?

[#DEZERTDAD]

Olympic 4x4 Products

Perfect for your new pus wagon!

[Lycaon]

I could sell you a $15 cup of coffee that tastes half as good as McDonald's $1 cup.

you figure out how to market that and you wont need to worry about the cost of sliders

[HeavyMetal]

But more importantly, don't buy something more expensive simply because you think it's better.

Thanks for the tip

Sounds like you should have bought an 02 TJ

[Buffalo Phil]

They won't actually be bouncing off of rocks..

But more importantly, don't buy something more expensive simply because you think it's better.

I could sell you a $15 cup of coffee that tastes half as good as McDonald's $1 cup.

Explain again why you just purchased a 30,000 dollar Jeep??

You could have posted this in any section of this forum and the replies would have remained of the same caliber. It's not where it's posted, it's the poster.

[Lawn Guyland]

ive wanted a JK for a long long long time. #1 reason i haven't bought one yet:

the aftermarket parts are expensive and there's no way i could keep it stock.

gotta pay to play with the big boys

[HeavyMetal]

ive wanted a JK for a long long long time. #1 reason i haven't bought one yet:

the aftermarket parts are expensive and there's no way i could keep it stock.

gotta pay to play with the big boys

hey what do you know about Poison Spyder? Silly unknowledgeable girl

[Riot]

Thanks for the tip

Sounds like you should have bought an 02 TJ

I would have spent only but a third of the money and none of the reliability. I need a vehicle that will get me to work regardless.

Explain again why you just purchased a 30,000 dollar Jeep??

You could have posted this in any section of this forum and the replies would have remained of the same caliber. It's not where it's posted, it's the poster.

See above: reliability and peace of mind.

There is a time to bust balls and a time to shed some light on a topic, but around here too many cocksuckers, not enough advice. I'm going to jeepforum.

ive wanted a JK for a long long long time. #1 reason i haven't bought one yet:

the aftermarket parts are expensive and there's no way i could keep it stock.

gotta pay to play with the big boys

I can put on cheaper sliders with reviews that are just as good. I'm not making them out of aluminum foil, I'm just saying they're more for looks and convenience rather than smashing rocks with said $30,000 jeep. You advice is valid for someone looking to abuse their ride, I'm not there yet.

you figure out how to market that and you wont need to worry about the cost of sliders

Are you telling me to invest in Starbucks?


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I'm not going to jeepforum.

[HeavyMetal]

I would have spent only but a third of the money and none of the reliability. I need a vehicle that will get me to work regardless.



See above: reliability and peace of mind.

Dont assume because its new and expensive that it is more reliable. I mean, I am just saying.

[Nick]

I could sell you a $15 cup of coffee that tastes half as good as McDonald's $1 cup.

I am all about $1 large McCafes

[Riot]

Dont assume because its new and expensive that it is more reliable. I mean, I am just saying.

I'm picking up what you're putting down.

But we're talking new versus used, not new versus new.

[Lawn Guyland]

your OP says down the line it'll be a toy. why not spend the money now on something that will last up and past that point, instead of buying something because its cheap and joe from the interwebs says they are good....and then having to replace with something actually good when you are ready to mod it?

[Mangi Hill]

expensive toys come with big price tags when you try to mod.

I've got a rather expensive jeep too and I can't leave well enough along. Trust me man, enjoy it for it's stock, reliable, easy glory.

[Lawn Guyland]

hey what do you know about Poison Spyder? Silly unknowledgeable girl

i know nothing. a JK is a liberty, right?

[Riot]

your OP says down the line it'll be a toy. why not spend the money now on something that will last up and past that point, instead of buying something because its cheap and joe from the interwebs says they are good....and then having to replace with something actually good when you are ready to mod it?

With all due respect, I should buy it because Nicole from the Internet says it's a better product? Unless I try them both, is reading reviews not the best method? I came here for the input and will consider what you said.
Thanks.

expensive toys come with big price tags when you try to mod.

I've got a rather expensive jeep too and I can't leave well enough along. Trust me man, enjoy it for it's stock, reliable, easy glory.

It just looks bare without anything under the doors. Not doing anything else.

[Lawn Guyland]

With all due respect, I should buy it because Nicole from the Internet says it's a better product? Unless I try them both, is reading reviews not the best method? I came here for the input and will consider what you said.
Thanks.

and here i thought i was more to you than just nicole from the internet

i see how it is