I have been searching for rock rails/sliders for 3 years now, since Dodge stopped manufacturing the Mopar Rock Rails. I received various tips on how to make them utilizing semi custom and pre fabricated products, and have even taken my truck to Paul Fox at Orange Muffler to design such a product to no avail.
I turned to Jason Demello in Riverside and he is making me these rock sliders capable of being a jacking point, that are attached to the frame. The following are photos of it in design phase.

 

They look very nice. Shoot some good pics of the mounting system. I am wondering how they can make the system so rigid to be able to lift the truck and not pivot into the rocker panel.

 

do you have an idea of costs? Any designs that I can have replicated? Let us know....great job!

 

Aluminess offers some,but they are not frame mounted and certainly couldn't be used as a jacking pt.

 

Lookin good!

Demello makes some stout stuff. I have considered rock rails on my CTD, but don't have the need for them like I did on my Toyota.

 

No doubt Demello makes some strong products. My buddies have used his products from bumpers, rock rails, to suspension and I was impressed. I didn't think he would work on my truck since it's not a Toyota, but he took it by the horns.

As far as mounting, I will take pics when the truck returns.

Cost: Some suggested taking and N-Fab bar and creating frame mounts this setup was not much more. Out of courtesy to Jason Demello I will get his permission to post price. I figured if I was putting steps, I was going to do it best possible the first time around.

 

I'm very interested. Is jason going to stock these or made to order? Pictures please.

Thanks,

jacob

 

Sid 325, I don't know what Jason's plans will be as far as future orders. I just had a tough time finding somone with their level of skill making rock rails in this area. There were many wannabes. It turned out awesome. I will post pics when the weather permits.

 

Kdawg,

Look forward to some pics. Were they a straight bolt-on or weld or?

Thanks,

jacob

 

Sid325 I went with bolt on. Had option of weld on but wanted to preserve the trucks frame.

 

Nice. I wasn't too hot about welding to my frame. If possible, could you PM me a price.

Thanks,

jacob

 

Pics? Thanks

 

Sorry for delay of pictures but weather permitting here are pictures of the rock rails:

 

It has four attachment points that clamp around the frame. Two 1/2 inch sleeved bolts on top sandwich the frame. The steps remove with two wing nuts on each side.

 

Different views: