Rock Sliders For Your Bronco! - LoD Destroyer Series Sliders

It's time to add some protection to your 2021+ Ford Bronco and a set of heavy-duty steel rock sliders are the way to go. Join us in the Northridge4x4 DIY garage to see how easy the LoD Destroyer series sliders are to install on your Bronco, then head on out to the trail with us and watch these sliders in action.
Destroyer Series Rock Sliders for Bronco 4Dr: www.northridge4x4.com/part/ro...
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:41 The Destroyer Series Sliders from LoD OffRoad
1:39 Brackets Install
8:10 Slider Install
11:17 Outro
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[@jfloydsea]

LoD makes great stuff! I've got a bunch on my JK. I prefer their Signature series sliders over the Destroyer model. I've got the Destroyer rear bumper/tire carrier and it's rock solid. Interesting to see the Bronco sliders used flag nuts while on the JK they have you drill and tap the holes and thread directly to the frame. Bronco frame thinner than the JK perhaps?

[@northridgenation]

The frames don't look any thinner. If anything, it might be harder to get a flag nut in on the Jeep frame than the Bronco frame.
With the flag nut, the Bronco bolt is getting proper thread engagement, whereas on the Jeep, it's getting maybe two to two and a half threads engaged, which isn't much at all.