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HerT4R 05-06-2015 11:06 PM

Consolidated Slider Info Thread
 
All,

I have searched and found a lot of good information on sliders, the problem is it is all spread out. I aim to fix that right now. Compiled below is an almost comprehensive list of available slider suppliers and slider information. Let me know if I need to add information to this, as I will gladly.

BASE PRICE IS WITHOUT ANY OPTIONAL ITEMS OR S&H. PRICE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, SINCE THIS WAS INITIALLY COMPILED IN MAY 2015.

Slider options:

1.Budbuilt
- Fastening Method: bolt on
- Modification Required? No, for '10-13 TE and 14+ SR5, TE, and TRDPRO
Yes for Limited '10+ and SR5 '10-13
- very popular, ships in 1-4wks per website, looks step-friendly, based in Lenoir, NC
- Install info
Quote:

Originally Posted by BudBuilt
" Partial, full, or no tread plate available in each slider option. Tread plating adds 5 pounds for partial and 10 pounds for full tread to each slider"
"These work with Trail Edition models. Installation for SR5 and Limited Edition will require you to remove or trim your rocker panels."
"Beefy = .187" wall thickness tubing, Regular = .120" wall thickness tubing

- Regular straight
weight: 110lbs/set BEFORE TREAD PLATE
base price: $525
- Regular bump out
weight: 110lbs/set BEFORE TREAD PLATE
base price: $525
- Beefy straight
weight: 140lbs/set BEFORE TREAD PLATE
base price: $725
- Beefy bump out
weight: 140lbs/set BEFORE TREAD PLATE
base price: $725

2. Shrockworks
- fastening method: bolt on
-Modification Required? No, for '10-13 TE and 14+ SR5, TE, and TRDPRO
Yes for Limited '10+ and SR5 '10-13
- popular, ships in typically 8-12*wks, based in Houston, TX
- they will do custom work for you to tweak their design how you would like it.
- straight slider design, with or without tread plate, additional support optional
- Install Instructions
- Name These Sliders, sw slider info starts on p.2
base price: $456

3. Metal Tech
- fastening method: bolt on
-Modification Required? Based on the website it seems like you need to select the right slider option, or trim if you would like
- based in Newberg, OR
- popular in OPOR or MT style
- 2 styles for sale, OPOR or MT
- see website for more details
- MT vs OPOR thread, MT pics
- per @Lexusbstrdchild , OPOR sliders shipped next day, no drilling, all bolt on, and KDSS friendly.
-base price: OPOR $450, MT $650

4. 4x Innovations
- fastening method: weld on
-modification required? Unknown, please contact 4xInnovations for information regarding this
- affordable (probably due to being weld on)
- slider style, straight or with kickout
- DOM or HREW available
- square main tube available
- price: $184 to $234 depending on options

5. White Knuckle Offroad
- fastening method: bolt on (u-bolt style), per user it does not require drilling any additional holes in the frame.
-Modification required? No, according to website have styles to work with all rocker panel trims, you need to select the right one.
- based in Apple Valley, CA, ship time unknown but website states "handmade to order"
- slider style with small bumpout, full or partial tread options
- HREW or DOM tubing available
- White Knuckle Offroad sliders
- base price: $460

6. Demello Offroad
- fastening method: bolt on OR weld on
-Modification required? Per the website, On sr5 models and limited models you will have to trim the lower running board valance in order to fit the sliders or get the "Trail addtion" valances
-KDSS compatible? Yes, per their website
- based out of Riverside, CA
- two styles, bolt on or weld on, Hybrid (see here)
- X-wing
- base price: $350 to $950, depending on style

7. RCI Metal Works
- fastening method: bolt on
-Modification required? unknown contact RCI Metalworks
-KDSS compatible? Yes per selection when ordering these per website
- based out of Fort Collins, CO
- slider style, straight or bumpout, top tread plate optional
- weight: 112lbs/set
- base price: $475

8. Slee Slider Steps (Slee Offroad)
- fastening method: bolt on/bolt together
-Modification required? Web page makes it seems so from the pictures of the 10-13 TE rocker panel with the steps (same rocker panel as the 14-15 TE, SR5, and TRDPRO)
-KDSS Compatible? yes, select upon ordering
- steep price, but @Titanpat57 advocates for them, so they must be great right? Based in Golden, CO.
- ships in multiple pieces so you do not have to ship via freight
- strong opinions about slee slider steps
- base price: $945

9. Rocky Road Outfitters
- fastening method: bolt on
-modification required? Per website, no
-KDSS Compatible? Contact RRO for more information about this
-XREAS compatible? website states some washers and creative maneuvering may be necessary to install these to a 4runner with XREAS
- website is lacking, @harkco has a set, @Titanpat57 initially bought a set of these and modified them, see mods sticky, based in Heber, UT.
- seem to be pretty popular, affordable
- Install Info
- slider style(s): rocksliders and supersliders
- Rocky Road Super Sliders
-base price: $339-$439

10. Randy Ellis Design (RED): Sleekster Rock Sliders
Quote:

Originally Posted by Randy Ellis Design
- fastening method: bolt on and alloy rivet (body mounted)
- Randy Ellis Design, based out of Phoenix AZ
- Weight 80lbs with tube (per set)
- Generally in stock and ready to ship
- Zinc metal treatment with satin black powdercoat
- doesn't seem like many are running these (NEW PRODUCT), @tigger runs these
- Sleekster 4Runner Rockers (Toyota 4Runner Rock Sliders Body Armor)
- mounts to the pinch weld and body rocker (like Jeeps)
- Instructions (https://randyellisdesign-com.3dcarts...%204Runner.pdf)
- base price: $610

*All information above graciously provided by RED

11. Bay Area Metal Fab (BAMF)
- fastening method: weld on or bolt on (contact for bolt on style)
- affordable, based out of Benicia, CA
- lead time 10-12wks
- many options on their slider style
- see web page for more information
- @Canazes9 is running these (see here)
- base price $290

12. SOS Sliders
- fastening method: weld on (maybe bolt on?)
- forum member @Eddyrrt makes/advertises these
- unknown if any T4R.org forum members are running these

13. Pelfrey Built Offroad
- BANKRUPT! BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK! NO SUPPORT! See here


14. All Pro Offroad? (no directly available information on 5th gen slider offerings from their website)
- per @Intruder and @Hellamatic , all pro viewed a competitors design to manufacture their design, they are difficult to install, and some welding was required

15. 4x4Labs
- per @bimrunner :
Pros - stronger and higher clearance than anything else
Cons - expensive
Luke (4x4Labs) doesn't have them listed on his website
He builds sets as they are ordered
- per @rochmpr :
KDSS compliant sliders available

16. C4 Fabrication aka C4 Fab
- @C4 Fabrication is a member here and the manufacturer of these sliders
-per c4fab website:
Quote:

Originally Posted by C4 Fab
-100% bolt on design!
-No drilling or welding required!
-All tube parts are .120 wall thickness
-Frame mounting plates and gussets are .188 thickness
-Main slider support legs are welded in at a 45 degree angle to help prevent the slider from getting hung up on sharp rocks
-All mounting hardware is grade 10.9 and included with the purchase
-Dimple died step plates give traction for standing and clean out easily when driving in mud or snow
-Sliders with step plates weigh 62 lbs each ($625)
-Sliders without step plates weigh 60 lbs each ($525)
-All sliders ship raw steel

-see this thread "Just Painted & Installed New C4 Fab Rock Sliders and Fuel Tank Skid" for additional information and PICS


17. Southern Style Offroad Sliders
-Bolt on, non-KDSS, $499 before tax + shipping
-Website states 14+
-Review & PIC HEAVY thread/post from member @CS223
-Hit up @SouthernSS for any questions

18. Victory 4x4 Sliders (@victoryrunner)
-Bare metal or Powder Coated
-Starts at $599
Second Option Victory 4x4 5th Gen 4Runner Blitz Sliders
Designed to be used as a serious rock slider, a useful step, and add entry/offroad lighting.
• CNC cut and formed from 3/16" Steel.
• Built-in Hi-Lift Jacking points front and rear.
• Built-in LED Rock Lights (lights included).

Proudly designed and made in the USA!
4Runner Rock Sliders | Blitz | 5th Gen (14+) - Victory 4x4

Quote:

Originally Posted by victoryrunner
We are a manufacturer located in Michigan. We operate out of 32,000sqft. We do all of our cutting, bending, welding, powder coating in house. We are a sister company to JcrOffroad, which has made Jeep armor for almost 16 years.
When used as a step, they are completely bolt-on. If used as a rock slider, there are two lower holes to drill on the passenger side (as there are no factory mounting locations underneath). We have a full install video on the site.

Supplemental Equipment:
1. Removable Slider "STEPS"
- removable, operate as a step when you want them, and removable when you want
- found on tacomaworld forums: "Bolt on Steps"
- link to website for purchase: "Steps Clamp on" on streetacos.com
- not the nicest looking option, but may be a good step option if you want sliders but need a removable step
- base price: $60-190, depending on quantity and style

Pertinent threads:
1. Budbuilt vs Shrockworks
2. Rocky Road vs Shrockworks
3. Budbuilt vs shrockworks 2
4. Metal Tech vs Shrockworks w/ a little white knuckle offroad thrown in
5. What sliders can you run with KDSS?
6. Owner Input on Rock Sliders
7. Randy Ellis Design Sliders
8. Slider info, with some rare Nfab "slider" info
9. Custom slider info
10. Budbuilt vs White Knuckle
11. Solo install info w/ KDSS
12. Installing shrockworks on KDSS 4R

and many more... search away! New threads are created everyday about sliders and install instructions, search via google, its better than the inter forum search function.

Lexusbstrdchild 05-06-2015 11:09 PM

Great work! Sure beats the scrap of paper I had when researching!

Jhalko 05-06-2015 11:20 PM

Amazing work!

My only thought is that I don't think shrockworks can get anything out the door in less than 3 months.

3wbdriver 05-06-2015 11:24 PM

Thank you for putting forth the effort on this K. @Jesse1983 , I see a new add for the FAQ.

Hellamatic 05-06-2015 11:26 PM

I've got a set of AllPro that I won in a draw at a local shop. They're identical to Budbuilt - mine were the first set, so the rep was crawling around under @Intruder 's rig to see how he could best copy them. Haven't heard great things about AllPro though, so I'm not sure what lead times are on orders.

pbcolt 05-06-2015 11:28 PM

@pelfreybilt currently has SR5/Non-KDSS Trail bolt-on sliders and I have a sneaking suspicion they are working on the KDSS model. They make some of the best armor around.

dukduk 05-07-2015 01:59 AM

You should add whose bolt-on sliders require drilling a hole to install. I skipped on a couple of them because of that. It's too new to start chopping up and I'm years away from lifting it (it's her daily for now). BTW, I called Toyota and their legalese regarding the warranty scared me enough to avoid drilling one small hole. Anyways, i went with WKO.

4Surfin 05-07-2015 08:10 AM

:clap2:

Intruder 05-07-2015 10:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hellamatic (Post 2002841)
I've got a set of AllPro that I won in a draw at a local shop. They're identical to Budbuilt - mine were the first set, so the rep was crawling around under @Intruder 's rig to see how he could best copy them. Haven't heard great things about AllPro though, so I'm not sure what lead times are on orders.

Yeah, I was actually pretty annoyed about that. Talk about having no class or integrity. The guy just got under my truck and started looking around without even asking so he could copy Bud's design. I will never buy anything from All-Pro for that reason.

brian0128 05-07-2015 11:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dukduk (Post 2002932)
add whose bolt-on sliders require drilling a hole to install. I skipped on a couple of them because of that.

It would be nice to know if you need to drill or not.

HerT4R 05-07-2015 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brian0128 (Post 2003124)
It would be nice to know if you need to drill or not.

working on it! that may take a little time. If it is easy to locate on the supplier webpage i will add it, if not i will state contact for information.

bear in mind some recommend drilling/welding depending on how hard you are going to be on them, but i will have some time to get into some extensive research on whether additional drilling/welding is required or optional later tonight.

I am honestly just elated to be placed on the sticky page: Modifications, Write-Ups, Quick Links, and FAQ's! With the likes of: @1engineer , @harper7 , @thebwlife , @jam23r1 , @Titanpat57 , @TOYSTRY , @Antman , and many others who i have been inspired by!

:dance: :madgrin::whoo::high5:

HerT4R 05-07-2015 11:49 AM

Just FYI I am also working on adding KDSS compatibility in addition to additional drilling/welding required/optional.

harkco 05-07-2015 11:55 AM

Awesome work! This should help a lot of people. Would have been nice to have a couple years ago when I was debating on sliders. Hopefully it gets stickied somewhere.

1engineer 05-07-2015 12:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HerT4R (Post 2003148)
working on it! that may take a little time. If it is easy to locate on the supplier webpage i will add it, if not i will state contact for information.

bear in mind some recommend drilling/welding depending on how hard you are going to be on them, but i will have some time to get into some extensive research on whether additional drilling/welding is required or optional later tonight.

I am honestly just elated to be placed on the sticky page: Modifications, Write-Ups, Quick Links, and FAQ's! With the likes of: @1engineer , @harper7 , @thebwlife , @jam23r1 , @Titanpat57 , @TOYSTRY , @Antman , and many others who i have been inspired by!

:dance: :madgrin::whoo::high5:

Very, very well done! Welcome to the help club!

Antman 05-07-2015 12:27 PM

Wow! This took a lot of time and effort on your part, HerT4R!

As others have said AWESOME job. Very helpful thread.:rockon:


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