I am just now getting around to putting on my sliders i order in Jan. (Damn the Air Force)
can one of you help me out. The instructions say The plate with 3 holes goes in the rear. I don't have a plate with 3 they all have 2.

how do i know which one is the front, or doest it even matter.

Does not matter... match the holes with those predrilled in the frame.

Round side up

THANKS I THOUGHT THAT WAS IT BUT WANTED TO MAKE SURE.

The flange that has been cut at the corner gets mounted at the rear

I just Picked them up from LineX going to install them tonight.
thanks.

Get someone to help you. I was able to do it by myself, but it would have been worlds easier with 2 people.

What a pain in the A$$ the holes did not line up well at all. i have 2 bolts that will not go in and some that get tight but the bolt sticks out 1/4 inch. Anyone els have this problem

Make sure the threads weren't linex'd..

Mine didn't line up that great either, you have mess with it.

Make sure that none of the bolts are in tight, back them all out and reposition until you can get all bolts in. Then tighten each bolt a little at a time.

Patience my son.

I just ordered sliders from calmini any problems with mounting them?

There is nothing wrong with the sliders i think it is the nut plates on the frame. i may have to drill through them and install with a bolt and a nut.

All the holes line up on the sliders and the factory holes on the frame just crappy nut plates.

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Sometimes the threads are full of undercoating gunk. You can try running am M10 x 1.25 tap through them to clean them up.

I only had trouble with one... the 7th bolt on the one side... took off some piece of rubber on the frame and it went no problem!!

thanks Jim i will try that there are only two that are giving me trouble.

If you haven't had step rails on in a while (or at all), the bolt holes will get gunked up. I used to remove my step rails before I went off road, then reinstall them when I got home.

I boogered up a couple of the bolts by cross-threading them in dirt-filled holes. With the fine threads used by Nissan for the step rails, it's easy to do.

I installed my Shrocks by myself and didn't have any problems lining everything up.

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Just got done Tapping my holes. boy am I tried. any way got most of the screws in only one is giving me trouble. thanks Jim for the Idea of using a Tap.

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