Rock slider bars
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5th Wheeling
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Rock slider bars
Good morning folks
Does anyone have a suggestion where I can purchase a pair of rock slider bars for my 2011 Supercab F150 with 5.5 bed. Two places I found, White Knuckle Offroad and Rocky Road Outfitters, do not make rock sliders for that model year. I recently purchased a Hi Lift jack and realized that there is no support along the body for the lift. Any assistance is much appreciated.
Does anyone have a suggestion where I can purchase a pair of rock slider bars for my 2011 Supercab F150 with 5.5 bed. Two places I found, White Knuckle Offroad and Rocky Road Outfitters, do not make rock sliders for that model year. I recently purchased a Hi Lift jack and realized that there is no support along the body for the lift. Any assistance is much appreciated.
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Looks like n-fab makes a set that might work. Maybe not exactly rock sliders though.
https://www.americantrucks.com/n-fab...f094rkrcc.html
says out of stock though.
https://www.americantrucks.com/n-fab...f094rkrcc.html
says out of stock though.
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5th Wheeling
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Thanks for sharing the link, Mike. I spoke with a rep from American Trucks and he said those side rails would support the body of the truck while using my Hi Lift jack. I'll take that with a grain of salt, though, until I research the side rails a bit more. I'll let you know that I find.
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5th Wheeling
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Following up with this.....
I spoke with a rep from N-Fab and they said the RKR side rails were not designed for that application and will not support the weight of the vehicle using the Hi Lift jack. So, this has pretty much turned into a DIY fabrication. Wish me luck!
I spoke with a rep from N-Fab and they said the RKR side rails were not designed for that application and will not support the weight of the vehicle using the Hi Lift jack. So, this has pretty much turned into a DIY fabrication. Wish me luck!
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