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DG,
That WOULd be true IF i'd ever seen them in the flesh,,, all i've had to go on are images on ere and to my untrained eye I thought they all looked the same,
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2nd Nov 2009 9:05 pm
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Rock sliders protect the bottom of the sill tree sliders protect the side and most important on a De3 the doors at the bottom edgeHome of RLD Hidden winch mounts Spare wheel Locks Trailer Body Fabrication [email protected] D3/4 sump plates MY 14 sump plates and the Discovery Sport wheel protectors Discovery 5 wheel locks
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2nd Nov 2009 9:07 pm
ad15
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thanks for the clarification ray
i think i could be forgiven for my confusion....
next,,, so the D3 and D4................... one wife.......livid
2nd Nov 2009 9:09 pm
NeilD
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Like I said, you ask here, you look here ,you look on google, you look on other forums - no real answer.
I would say that anything that hugs the Sill is a sill protector. This could also be classed as a slider (as it enables sliding over terrain whilst saving the cars 'shell').
This could also have the guise of a bar to stop the car falling against a tree, rock or rut.
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2nd Nov 2009 9:11 pm
NeilD
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NeilD wrote:
Rock Sliders
I know these are on different models but surely the do the same thing, so arent they just 'Sliders'???
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2nd Nov 2009 9:12 pm
ad15
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Neil, despite being called Rock Sliders in the 2nd photo they are what most who know about such things would call Tree Sliders
Rock sliders primarily protect just the sills, Tree sliders will typically do the same and help protect the side of the vehicle too by pushing it away from tree's etc. (Then there's Tree bars but they just protect the sides, not that you're likely to see them fitted to a D3/4 any time soon)
As far as I can tell (from posts on the site and your own website) what you sell currently are Rock slidersThe End
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2nd Nov 2009 9:15 pm
NeilD
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No no no ,
I'm not on any mission here , this is an honest discussion on what things are called .
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