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Given you are nearly at the end of the list, I would say it will be close to 6 weeks before they are done.
It is fair to ask, and we want to keep you guys updated and informed as much as possible. Given you are nearly at the end of the list, I would say it will be close to 6 weeks before they are done.
Are you all taking names off the master list as you all ship out sliders trying to get an idea when I'm suppose to receive mine?
I received mine on Tuesday! Number 11 on the list. I was going to take them to get powder coated tomorrow but while I was at work today my mom bleached my house to get ready for painting, and got bleach on them. There is now rust spots all over them [emoji43]. Is it okay to still get powder coated, or should I try and remove the rust or something else? I have he best luck [emoji21]
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I received mine on Tuesday! Number 11 on the list. I was going to take them to get powder coated tomorrow but while I was at work today my mom bleached my house to get ready for painting, and got bleach on them. There is now rust spots all over them [emoji43]. Is it okay to still get powder coated, or should I try and remove the rust or something else? I have he best luck [emoji21]
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Hey any word on this yet?We have more DOM tubing getting delivered today or tomorrow. We were also waiting on that to make some more 4th gen parts. We will be building and shipping yours next week.
Thanks! haha
No problem
I received mine on Tuesday! Number 11 on the list. I was going to take them to get powder coated tomorrow but while I was at work today my mom bleached my house to get ready for painting, and got bleach on them. There is now rust spots all over them [emoji43]. Is it okay to still get powder coated, or should I try and remove the rust or something else? I have he best luck [emoji21]
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You will need to make sure the rust gets removed before coating them. Having them sand blasted first is the best way to do it. I wouldn't depend on the powder coating company to do it for you without asking them to take care of it first.
Picked up my 4Runner days after this closed, now experiencing major FOMO. Really want these beautiful sliders, debating whether to wait a year, buy now, or jump on the Shrockworks GB (definitely not as sexy).
They are DOM. All GB sliders are being built with DOM. The order form just says standard tubing because that's what you selected on the order form so you would not have to pay the extra charge for DOM.
That is correct. The seam is very easily visible on the standard tubing.
We are going by the order of the list since everyone paid so quickly. If you have not gotten a notification its most likely because your sliders are KDSS or 4th gen. We are waiting on another run of those frame mounting plates to get those sliders assembled. We should be building some of those this week.
The next one will most likely be around this same time next year.
The next one will most likely be around this same time next year.
Those two holes are optional to drill. We provide the two 3/8" thread cutting screws in the bolt pack for those holes. You can drill a 5/16" hole in each location after the slider is installed and thread the bolts into the holes.
Those are really only required if you plan to really abuse the sliders heavily in rocks and other large obstacles.
Trust us, they are plenty strong enough! We use almost twice as many bolt locations as all the other fab companies out there offering sliders for the 5th gen.
its hard to say how quickly they will come together once we get the laser cut parts, but it will be another 6 weeks or so I would think since you are pretty much last on the list.
They wont fall off, don't worry about that! haha
Those two holes are optional to drill. We provide the two 3/8" thread cutting screws in the bolt pack for those holes. You can drill a 5/16" hole in each location after the slider is installed and thread the bolts into the holes.
Those are really only required if you plan to really abuse the sliders heavily in rocks and other large obstacles.
what size are the screws that hold on the steps? going to order some black ones i think.
There's a reason they supply the gold ones they are zinc coated if I recall. They offer superior rust protection. Just paint the stock heads if it is that big of a deal. Not like you can see them.
The screw size is 10-24. We have searched for black screws in the past that would work well and hold up to the weather and had no luck. Let us know what you find.what size are the screws that hold on the steps? going to order some black ones i think.
Most of the black ones you see have most likely been powder coated.Umm you can clearly see them lol I'm in for the black screw info too. Was already wondering why I don't see them on the all black sliders usually.
Yes you can get them coated, but make sure its a light coating. If the powder coater gets the coverage too thick it will be hard to get a torx bit into the screw head.My powdercoater said he does screw heads all the time, unless you torque the crap out of the fastener, they wont chip.
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