Rock Sliders

[HereinDaRockies]

Looks like this guy notified them of non factual info and they removed that language

Post in thread 'What Rocksliders / Side Steps did you choose'
https://www.theineosforum.com/threa...steps-did-you-choose.12416850/post-1333348306

 

[Tazzieman]

AO doesn’t advertise its body mounted slider as a jack point

Just get an owner to test it. Tik Tok it for views and likes and comments.

 

[Logsplitter]

Ineos don’t advertise their rock sliders as a jacking point, but they’ll be more than strong enough to be used as a jacking point if you had to. . After all I have the Ineos OEM side steps and I can raise my loaded Grenadier, with a a hilift jack under either end of the side steps where they attach to the frame.

 

[HereinDaRockies]

Ineos don’t advertise their rock sliders as a jacking point, but they’ll be more than strong enough to be used as a jacking point if you had to. . After all I have the Ineos OEM side steps and I can raise my loaded Grenadier, with a a hilift jack under either end of the side steps where they attach to the frame.

Ok live on the edge. Go with the slider that is not marketed for the use case. And hope & pray it works fine.

 

[Logsplitter]

Ok live on the edge. Go with the slider that is not marketed for the use case. And hope & pray it works fine.

Seems like many are living on the edge far more than the occasional use of sliders as a jacking point. Think lifted Grenadiers with compromised driveline geometry

 

[HereinDaRockies]

Seems like many are living on the edge far more than the occasional use of sliders as a jacking point. Think lifted Grenadiers with compromised driveline geometry

If that body mounted slider fits the bill go for it!

 

[Logsplitter]

If that body mounted slider fits the bill go for it!

I’m going for a Buzz slider as it has inbuilt jacking points. I was just pointing out that the OEM sliders and steps are more than strong enough.

 

[Tazzieman]

Ineos don’t advertise their rock sliders as a jacking point, but they’ll be more than strong enough to be used as a jacking point if you had to. . After all I have the Ineos OEM side steps and I can raise my loaded Grenadier, with a a hilift jack under either end of the side steps where they attach to the frame.

Early on , or as we seniors say, "back in the day", Ineos Auto said it was jackable. If that's a word.
And I can confirm it is. The jackability, if not the word.

 

[CRH]

Early on , or as we seniors say, "back in the day", Ineos Auto said it was jackable. If that's a word.
And I can confirm it is. The jackability, if not the word.

Is 'jackable' more a term ability to steal it

 

[Tazzieman]

Is 'jackable' more a term ability to steal it

Nickable and floggable are more the terms round these parts

 

[CRH]

Nickable and floggable are more the terms round these parts

Robbin' b**tards is the more endearing term, I see 'jackable' as one of those awful Americanisms that is being forced on society by the constant Holywood films and social media organisations.

 

[Tazzieman]

Robbin' b**tards is the more endearing term, I see 'jackable' as one of those awful Americanisms that is being forced on society by the constant Holywood films and social media organisations.

Luckily it hasn't filtered down to 43 degrees south
Though the word route is often pronounced rowt on Oz social media.
Nobody in the history of the world ever said beetrowt.
A route is a root. Yankee doodles , don't be embarrassed by the correct pronunciation.

 

[HeavyFoot]

Robbin' b**tards is the more endearing term, I see 'jackable' as one of those awful Americanisms that is being forced on society by the constant Holywood films and social media organisations.

No sir. That has a different meaning here.