Cali Raised LED 5th and 4th Gen Sliders!!!!!!

I just installed your step sliders and they are awesome. Do you have any plans to produce skid plates ?

Thank you for the purchase sorry for the late response. We would love to see your 4runner and how it looks with the sliders! We plan on having skid plates for the 4 runner in the near future.
 
I recently picked up a set of these from Adventure Motors in KC (the very last set of sliders they had!). Immediately took the t4r to moab / CO to see if i could bash the living F out of them. After Cinnamon, Ophir, White Rim/Potash Road, Fins n Things, and a bunch of random county roads, i can report that i barely scraped them maybe twice! next time I will attempt some more challenging obstacles.

They look pretty great, though. Downside is now i really need another inch or so of lift, if for no other reason than to keep everything visually proportional.

shoutout to Adventure Motors if you aren't already aware of them. They are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful/friendly. also if you are reading this forum, they are a must follow on IG for toyota/lexus thirst traps

Adventure Motors

here are a couple photos (i'm at 0.85" front/stock rear ride height, for reference):

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I recently picked up a set of these from Adventure Motors in KC (the very last set of sliders they had!). Immediately took the t4r to moab / CO to see if i could bash the living F out of them. After Cinnamon, Ophir, White Rim/Potash Road, Fins n Things, and a bunch of random county roads, i can report that i barely scraped them maybe twice! next time I will attempt some more challenging obstacles.

They look pretty great, though. Downside is now i really need another inch or so of lift, if for no other reason than to keep everything visually proportional.

shoutout to Adventure Motors if you aren't already aware of them. They are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful/friendly. also if you are reading this forum, they are a must follow on IG for toyota/lexus thirst traps

Adventure Motors

here are a couple photos (i'm at 0.85" front/stock rear ride height, for reference):

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Glad that you like them!
 
I love the look of them, and they are SUPER solid. like i can jump up and down on them and there is no movement at all relative to the truck frame. There are a lot of bolts!
Also I watched a few videos for the install, and one of them suggested drilling through the slider when a bolt hole doesn't line up perfectly with the frame.
You do NOT have to do this! Just loosen the other bolts and have someone stand on the end you are trying to stretch (or the opposite end), and the slider should flex enough to get the bolts in.
 
Would anyone happen to have pictures of a 5th gen with 0 degree step slider with filler plate and no kickout? I’m actually wondering where the rear bend happens looking directly down from an open rear door. Would you happen to know the bend angle or provide dimensions? Thank You


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Would anyone happen to have pictures of a 5th gen with 0 degree step slider with filler plate and no kickout? I’m actually wondering where the rear bend happens looking directly down from an open rear door. Would you happen to know the bend angle or provide dimensions? Thank You


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Will try to post later tonight. It’s far enough forward for my son to use as a step, it not that far.
 
Just purchased some 20 degree sliders through Caliraised Offroad - they are close enough for local pickup!

I have KDSS on my 2021 t4r, and they mentioned I will have to do a slight plastic trim on the KDSS module. Can anyone confirm this? I haven't seen anything about this anywhere.
 
The front kdss skid plate does come close but does not need to be trimmed. If you were talking to the guy that works will call at caliraised off-road he said I may need to use ratchet straps because of the kdss system (lol maybe if it was a suspension install). The kdss manifold bolts do need to be loosened to slip the rear mounting plate behind the hardline brackets. There’s a good video on YouTube showing it.

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Hello Cali! 20-degree kick out powder coated Rock Sliders...TRUE BOLT ON? I have a new 2020 4Runner TRD PRO. Or do I need to remove mudflaps, etc?
 

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