[DSP Calgary]

Got the Rocky Road sliders rails with Step-rail in with Line-X, also the K and N intake. just need the trail now

3 beers to install intake

37 beers to do rails

 

[Ghost202]

Where did you get the Rocky Road sliders rails ?

 

[Wabbit]

Looks good!

 

[jlinsenbardt]

Where did you get the Rocky Road sliders rails ?

http://www.rocky-road.com/jeep-cherokee-kl-rock-sliders.html

 

[DSP Calgary]

Rock Rails from Rocky Road, they are built when ordered, takes about 5-6 weeks to get them to your door, install is moderate to difficult, by the time the smoke clears they cost about $1100.00 CDN to your door with the exchange and customs broker charges from UPS. If you choose to have them installed depending on shop it can be about 4-6 hours per side.

 

[NorthernTrailHawk]

Rock Rails from Rocky Road, they are built when ordered, takes about 5-6 weeks to get them to your door, install is moderate to difficult, by the time the smoke clears they cost about $1100.00 CDN to your door with the exchange and customs broker charges from UPS. If you choose to have them installed depending on shop it can be about 4-6 hours per side.

Ouch. $1100 CDN? How much approximately was the UPS fees? I'm thinking of ordering, but I'll likely make the trip to Montana for the pickup.

 

[Volant165]

Looks great. How does it sound with the K&N?

 

[DSP Calgary]

The fees are about $240.00 CDN combined for delivery and and brokerage fees, they are pretty heavy

 

[DSP Calgary]

at idle or "normal' acceleration still the same as factory. The K&N gets LOUD when you put your foot into it,it was louder than expected which was good, makes me smile and makes my wife say "sheesh" and possibly roll her eyes,

 

[JKL]

Got the Rocky Road sliders rails with Step-rail in with Line-X, also the K and N intake. just need the trail now

3 beers to install intake

37 beers to do rails

Looks great. All you need is the rocky road roof rails to go with the sliders. The actually follow the same lines as the sliders and look great together..

I cheated with my sliders and had a local shop rig up and install a set for me from a drawing I did. Came out at $950cdn installed and finished but without the cover plates. We figured they would just hide dirt and rust.

One thing I've noticed after being on gravel roads is the gap between the plates and the body tend to get a lot of really fine sand gravel stuck down there and it's impossible to remove without removing the sliders. Going to try sealing the top edge to keep out the crud and leave the bottom open so it still drains and drys. Just waiting for a string of hot dry days to do it.

 

[DSP Calgary]

Looks great. All you need is the rocky road roof rails to go with the sliders. The actually follow the same lines as the sliders and look great together..

I cheated with my sliders and had a local shop rig up and install a set for me from a drawing I did. Came out at $950cdn installed and finished but without the cover plates. We figured they would just hide dirt and rust.

One thing I've noticed after being on gravel roads is the gap between the plates and the body tend to get a lot of really fine sand gravel stuck down there and it's impossible to remove without removing the sliders. Going to try sealing the top edge to keep out the crud and leave the bottom open so it still drains and drys. Just waiting for a string of hot dry days to do it.

Thank JKL, I was thinking of running a bead of black silicone along the top to seals the gap, they are line-x coated so hopefully no rust spots.Also noticed when you pull the plastic OEM bottom rocker to install the rails they were already full of fine grit.

 

[m0wens]

The rails look great! Do the rails stick out further than your wheels? I can't make it out in the pic that you took of them.

 

[JKL]

Thank JKL, I was thinking of running a bead of black silicone along the top to seals the gap, they are line-x coated so hopefully no rust spots.Also noticed when you pull the plastic OEM bottom rocker to install the rails they were already full of fine grit.

That's true of course, the stock plastic rockers as well as all the other plastic ( fascias, bumpers, wheel well trims and liners) all hold an incredible amount of dirt that stays there until you take the plastic off whic for the vast majority is as long as they own the car

 

[DSP Calgary]

Side view

Here is the side view to show how much the rock rails stick out

 

[Spookster]

Do you have any closer pics to see the LineX coating? If I do buy these I think I'll get them LineX'd as well. Did you just go with a flat black? They look nice. I won't even kid myself and try to do the install myself. No amount of beer will make that successful.

 

[DenGas144]

Do you have any closer pics to see the LineX coating? If I do buy these I think I'll get them LineX'd as well. Did you just go with a flat black? They look nice. I won't even kid myself and try to do the install myself. No amount of beer will make that successful.

I had mine sprayed with line-x. Really like the look! Black was the only color available. If you jeep is parked outside a lot I would suggest getting the UV protection on it as well. I noticed a slight change in "shine" and it's been less than a year I've had them on.


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[DenGas144]

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[airishfan]

you can get Line-X in other colors , they can match it to you paint but the place that Line-X mine said it be a extra 300 to do it in a other color

 

[m0wens]

Here is the side view to show how much the rock rails stick out

Cool. Thanks for the side shots. It looks like it sticks out about an inch or so.

 

[Brandon Solyom]

Those look fantastic! I went to their website and they have two listed "Rock Sliders" and "Super Sliders", but from the pics I found on their website I can't tell which ones you bought. I really like the look though. Can you tell me which ones? I've been looking for something just like that, that will support being stood on for reaching the roof.
Thanks.