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Rock Protection/Skid Plates/Rock Sliders

Robert Sutton
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I take it back, here's another link for the ones with the square main tube.  It looks like you could set these up to be bolted on but welded is a lot stronger and can handle both the weight of the truck and repeated bashings a lot better.

 

http://www.chassisunlimited.com/product/armor-bumpers/chevy-gmc-armor/rock-slider-kit-sqaure.html

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Has anyone heard of Rocky Road Outfitters, or tried any of their products? 

https://www.rocky-road.com/chevy-silverado-rock-sliders.html

They make some pretty good looking rock guards and boast about how good they are on their website.  I'm interested in them but not sure if the $1,000 price tag would be worth it.

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On 9/25/2020 at 6:18 PM, Ben Eley said:

Has anyone heard of Rocky Road Outfitters, or tried any of their products? 

https://www.rocky-road.com/chevy-silverado-rock-sliders.html

They make some pretty good looking rock guards and boast about how good they are on their website.  I'm interested in them but not sure if the $1,000 price tag would be worth it.

Bump.  Also, the above link (http://www.chassisunlimited.com/product/armor-bumpers/chevy-gmc-armor/rock-slider-kit-sqaure.html) is dead so I wonder if these are even an option any more?  

 

I'm wondering the same thing about the rocky-road sliders.  $1000 is pretty steep but is still cheaper than rocker panel bodywork.  Is anyone running the rocky road sliders?

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