Bolt On Sliders?

[Beanz]

Can somebody tell me if Demello makes a bolt on slider for the 4th gen. 4Runners. I have removed my xreas shocks, so that will not be a problem for the install. If they do, I am trying to decide who has the best fitting and best quality bolt on sliders, Hanna Quality or Demello, or any others you may know of. Is there anybody who has seen both upclose and can give me their opinion.

 

[SP Jon M3]

I had Demello sliders on my '05 Tacoma and they are exelent build quality! But they don't make bolt-ons for the 4R. I'm planning on installing these on my '08 4R:

http://www.shrockworks.com/Toyota-4...er-Protection-Nerf-Bars-4th-Gen-pr-16169.html

 

[MAC4Runner]

I do not have first hand experience with Shrockworks, but I LOVE my Hanna Quality Sliders. The quality is top notch.

 

[BlairB]

I am also thinking of putting on the shockworks sliders

 

[AmbideXtrous]

Do you have to remove XREAS to put on Hannah Quality sliders?

 

[RonMAIDEN]

I'll be getting a set from Stubbs welding and they will be bolted on as I like the option of removal for repairs or any reason that might come up.

http://stubbswelding.com/HDSKOwww1.jpg

I can't decide if I'm going with the standard or the HD SKO version since there's only a $45 price diff.

Standard

HD SKO

 

[CJ3Flyr]

Does anyone have what the website calls 3 tube sliders? Do they look good?

 

[AmbideXtrous]

I'll be getting a set from Stubbs welding and they will be bolted on as I like the option of removal for repairs or any reason that might come up.

http://stubbswelding.com/HDSKOwww1.jpg

Those are nice looking sliders and the price seems good too. Curious about the breadth of years that are covered by this one set. I assume that you'd have to make your own holes?

 

[JB.]

Do you have to remove XREAS to put on Hannah Quality sliders?

Nope.

 

[Chalk Outline]

I do not have first hand experience with Shrockworks, but I LOVE my Hanna Quality Sliders. The quality is top notch.

:iagree: I haven't seen sliders from any of the other companies, but Hannas are superb quality and fit. I know they're spendy, but they really are top notch.

 

[Good Times]

all the mfg's listed here are great resources. shipping will be the biggest dent as these are bulk items that are usually freight shipped. look into vendors that are close to you to cut down on the shipping fees.

remember sliders are sliders. at the end of the day they're there to protect your panels from the rocks/debris'. fancy or not it serves the same purpose so don't get caught up on the "hey this one is way better than that one" nonsense.

personally i have the demello sliders but only cuz they were local. if I were up in the bay area I'd hit up Hanna. so definitely hit up your local shops before shopping across the country.

good luck

 

[RonMAIDEN]

Here's the sliders page from Stubbs showing years of vehicles (all years of Toys are covered) and prices

http://stubbswelding.com/rocksliders.htm


I think the sliders are made when you order them and are custom to each generation of Toyota.

I'm doing scab plates then those will be drilled for a bolt-on setup.

 

[Beanz]

Does anybody know a retailer who sells ARB sliders? I'm on the east coast, but it doesn't matter. I've read a few threads here that state Hanna's are nice quality but they always have communication problems when contacting them and their orders take a very long time. I think I might just go with the 3 tube Shrockworks sliders. Has anybody ever seen these first hand? I called them today to ask how long to make them and they said 6 weeks. It will be Hanna's or Shrockworks, can't make up my mind. Think the Shrockworks may be a little cheaper. My girlfriend keeps telling me to pick ones that she can use as a step since I removed the running boards. I told her to carry a stool with her, lol.