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Chris Stoffel wrote:I was thinking along these lines. See Photo.
This guy went full retard

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Mine. 3mm Image

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Could this be sarcasm?

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XJ Junkie wrote:
Fri Apr 13, 2018 10:51 am
Chris Stoffel wrote:I was thinking along these lines. See Photo.
This guy went full retard

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All the rock sliders for the Disco 1 and 2 attach in a similar way to these shown above. They are a 5mm plate "U" channel that covers the lower sill area between the wheel arches. There aren't any brackets attaching to the chassis on any of the designs. I have saved the plan's I've downloaded and can upload them if someone is interested.
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Paul, it will be interesting to see those plans. Thanks.
That is how we learn. Slowly in my case.
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Chris Stoffel wrote:
Fri Apr 13, 2018 7:17 pm
Paul, it will be interesting to see those plans. Thanks.
That is how we learn. Slowly in my case.
I'll load them when I have the computer on. I'm operating with my phone at the moment.
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Flat bar bends if it is not thick enough and then they are heavy? Square tubing seems the way to o.
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Yes, Square tubing has a higher bending moment than round tube of equivalent dimensions
Flex is overrated

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Chris Stoffel wrote:
Fri Apr 13, 2018 7:17 pm
Paul, it will be interesting to see those plans. Thanks.
That is how we learn. Slowly in my case.
As promised, here are the plans for the Disco 2 rock sliders.
I got them from this thread - https://landroverforums.com/forum/disco ... und-28617/
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Thanks Paul!
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Chris Stoffel wrote:
Sat Apr 14, 2018 4:25 pm
Thanks Paul!
Oom Chris , dis nie vir n Jeep nie ! :lol: Hulle gaan olie lek ;)

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Johannes wrote:
Sat Apr 14, 2018 8:27 pm
Chris Stoffel wrote:
Sat Apr 14, 2018 4:25 pm
Thanks Paul!
Oom Chris , dis nie vir n Jeep nie ! :lol: Hulle gaan olie lek ;)
At least they won't rust.
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:twisted: Paul , i really dont know !!!! I dont really care either :twisted: It gives them something to feel better :D So , go with the flow !!!

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Paul#25 wrote: All the rock sliders for the Disco 1 and 2 attach in a similar way to these shown above. They are a 5mm plate "U" channel that covers the lower sill area between the wheel arches. There aren't any brackets attaching to the chassis on any of the designs. I have saved the plan's I've downloaded and can upload them if someone is interested.
Have you got a photo of those mounted to an actual vehicle?



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XJ Junkie wrote:
Mon Apr 16, 2018 9:54 am
Paul#25 wrote: All the rock sliders for the Disco 1 and 2 attach in a similar way to these shown above. They are a 5mm plate "U" channel that covers the lower sill area between the wheel arches. There aren't any brackets attaching to the chassis on any of the designs. I have saved the plan's I've downloaded and can upload them if someone is interested.
Have you got a photo of those mounted to an actual vehicle?



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I don't have any saved photos, but there were some from a thread where a guy used the plans to build a set. When I have a gap I'll try to find the link.
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Decided to have a go at making up some Sliders for the SJ.
I am definitely a function over form type so nothing pretty :lol:
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