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1955 Ford F100
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Is Loctite required?
I don't think it is. The factory ones had Loctite (or something like it) so I just followed their lead.

I really like the look and the preservation of the backs of my legs.

And to make us all feel better about these sliders as sliders, Adam from Goat Fab reached out to me after seeing some of the comments on this forum. Here is what he had to say regarding frame mounting and the product in general:
"The problem with the frame is, it's not like it used to be, the frame in some areas measured almost .065" thick. We had dimpiling and puckering from pulling on the frame. It just wouldn't hold up to huge drops and impacts. The substructure on the Bronco and Ranger is identical and proven.

We offer a lifetime structure warranty for that reason.

With 1000's of sliders in the field being tested and put through everything our customers throw at them.

We guarantee this product used as a slider and can handle the big drops."

As a reminder, I am in no way affiliated with Goat Fab, I am just a fan of their products and my experiences with the way they run the company have been over the top positive.
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