Help identifying these rock sliders? Trail Gear?

[ShooterMcGavin]

I bought these used and I'd like to know what brand or who makes them. They are about 58" long. Trail Gear, or could they be another brand?

I think I want to sell them and buy longer ones for the 4Runner. 58" seems pretty short for our rigs. What would you do?

 

[rkntoy]

Trail Gear for a 1st Gen 4runner or SB pickup. Have a set in my shop.

 

[ShooterMcGavin]

Thanks.

Would you recommend selling these and getting longer sliders for the 4Runner?

 

[A.Wilson013]

Thanks.

Would you recommend selling these and getting longer sliders for the 4Runner?

Yes. For those to be effective they'd need to grow about 10". (and not be made my trail gear, of course =p )

 

[ShooterMcGavin]

Thanks. I will do that.

The Trail Gear sliders are made with DOM tubing, according to one website. Isn't that good stuff? They feel pretty heavy duty.

 

[A.Wilson013]

Thanks. I will do that.

The Trail Gear sliders are made with DOM tubing, according to one website. Isn't that good stuff? They feel pretty heavy duty.

I'm just talking crap. Back in the olden days when Yotatech was a thing everyone called it "fail gear" and cried about their use of cheap chinese materials.

Who knows =)

 

[JDWeldz]

I'm just talking crap. Back in the olden days when Yotatech was a thing everyone called it "fail gear" and cried about their use of cheap chinese materials.

Who knows =)

Yup, that and for whatever reasons their business ethics in the beginning quite were questionable as well. That said, I ran TG sliders and bumpers as well as many other parts on my SAS'ed 3rd gen pickup for almost 10 years and did not have any problems at all.

 

[TXLX1]

I've been looking at these. I want a lighter slider and be able to make it as low-profile as I want.

Does anyone have a photo of these 58" ones on their 3rd gen? I feel like the slider length for a 3rd gen should be around 60", can someone comment?

I don't think TG lists this as an option for the 3rd gen, or I have problems searching their site.