Amazon DOM rockslides

[KidVermicious]

I guess my real question is does anyone know if anyone offers just the pre bent material and I can weld it all up
@ Sean k.

Check with 4xInnovations?

 

[kolelt]

Check with 4xInnovations?

67" trail gear.

 

[Chim]

I am super happy with Savage Offroad sliders. And with their legs and mounting plates already welded on it makes installation a breeze!

 

[Scramble]

I have to disagree. The trail gear (67") are the perfect lengthy for our 3rd gen. I know this because I have it on my truck. Look at my build thread. You'll find few pics.

That's cool, I thought they were shorter like the All-Pros. 67" or 68" is perfect for our trucks.

 

[AssBurns]

I'd go with the 67" trail gear ones. Simple, and super cheap compared to all the other overpriced "high end" ones that are made of HREW tubing or cost extra money for DOM. If you know someone that can weld them up for you or you can weld them yourself then you shouldn't have a problem making plates and gussets easily for cheap.


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[MarkamisPrime]

I was actually contacted by a member in here that has his own shop local to me and is willing to sell me the pre bent material
But when i was looking up slider and saw the trail gear sliders but they have no reviews and I didn't know what lengths to get
I don't do any crazy rock crawling but I want something that's going to work and hold up when I do need it, and also be pretty decently priced I just don't see paying $500+ for something as simple as a slider
Thanks for all the input
I appreciate it and it answered all my questions

 

[shootmymime]

https://www.amazon.com/Trail-Gear-R...3_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=B53PTTSKQ6F46CSCQ4J0

This is their longer 67" sliders

 

[kolelt]

That's cool, I thought they were shorter like the All-Pros. 67" or 68" is perfect for our trucks.

Yea if you get 67" which is what I got. They will be perfect length.

 

[Sean K.]

I was actually contacted by a member in here that has his own shop local to me and is willing to sell me the pre bent material
But when i was looking up slider and saw the trail gear sliders but they have no reviews and I didn't know what lengths to get
I don't do any crazy rock crawling but I want something that's going to work and hold up when I do need it, and also be pretty decently priced I just don't see paying $500+ for something as simple as a slider
Thanks for all the input
I appreciate it and it answered all my questions

Custom one offs will cost a lot more than $500 and are not as "simple" as they first appear.

 

[rkntoy]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00A...ck+sliders&dpPl=1&dpID=41GT2SGqbxL&ref=plSrch

Has anyone tried these out?

I have two sets of those in my shop if anyone wants them and will drive to Bend...

 

[rkntoy]

That's cool, I thought they were shorter like the All-Pros. 67" or 68" is perfect for our trucks.

I went with the 4xInnovations with the kick out. Just need to find time to weld them.

 

[MarkamisPrime]

Custom one offs will cost a lot more than $500 and are not as "simple" as they first appear.

I don't know what exact price yet I just contacted him again today but he said $300 or less
All I need is the pre bent material cause I don't have a tube bender.
But after this I think I'm going to have to invest in one and start making my bumpers and exo cage

 

[Sean K.]

I don't know what exact price yet I just contacted him again today but he said $300 or less
All I need is the pre bent material cause I don't have a tube bender.
But after this I think I'm going to have to invest in one and start making my bumpers and exo cage

Whole heartedly agree. It's crazy expensive for custom fab work and once you start doing your own....you'll see why, LOL. It's just really time intensive to design something one time and not build it for production.....but then again, I think that's so much more rewarding from a personal standpoint.

 

[Scramble]

67" trail gear.

Yea, the one the OP linked were the 58" sliders.