are they worth the money? or could i build them cheaper

Shrock builds some awesome parts!!! Everything of his I have seen in person has been nothing but top notch work. I would highly reccomend them.

Zig

IM still blown away by the bumper and the quality it has in it.

I haven't seen the rockers yet, but there quality stands second to none

do they make the rockers to accomodate those who have a 3" body lift? like raised up some closer the rocker.

i have not seen them up close,  but you can definetly make them cheaper. it is almost always cheaper to build oyur own stuff.

That doesn't mean that the quality will be the same though. 

If you have seen there work up hand...I have no doubt based on the quality of what I have to give them all my buisness in the future...

Yes you can make them cheaper your self, but it's the enjoyment of doing it your self that I build things for.

I have some on my 4-door kick and i know i couldn't have built them as well.  He makes good use of his laser cutter for the brackets.

You could make basic sliders cheap, but these are very effective and easier...  Less than $300 i think i paid.

suzukiboyoz - That is a clean design.    Is there a reason you didn't drill through the frame?

suzukiboyoz - That is a clean design.  :)  Is there a reason you didn't drill through the frame?

We are not allowed to drill or weld to the frame here in Queensland, Australia.

Quote from: Drone637 on June 06, 2006, 04:58:39 PM

suzukiboyoz - That is a clean design.    Is there a reason you didn't drill through the frame?

We are not allowed to drill or weld to the frame here in Queensland, Australia.

Wow, you learn something every day...

I also don't think it's necessary for them to be drilled or welded to the frame.  With a good bracket design, like the one above, or others people make, the things don't want to move anywhere, and you won't stress the frame with the heat of welding.

Have you checked out Trail Tough's rocker guards. That is what i am running and they are really nice.
http://www.trailtough.com/images/Sknerf3.jpg

Can any of the commercially available in the US rocker guards function as a "nerf bar" step?  The wife's a bit short and the Tracker isn't.  It's kinda fun to watch her get into it.