*NEW* RCI metalworks bolt on rock sliders

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These sliders feature a 5 degree upward angle creating a low profile and remaining usable as a step while still providing maximum protection.



KEY FEATURES

-Protects rocker panels and doors
-Our sliders utilize a 2" square main tube which is far stronger than 1.75" round tube used by competitors
-Fully gusseted on all four legs
-45 degree mitered main tube ends provide a superior aesthetic appearance as well as more functional design that won't hang up
-Full length 1/4" frame plate and THREE leg design guarantee a slider as strong or stronger than anything on the market
-Easily capable of supporting the entire side of truck for lifting with hi-lift, or sliding on rocks
-Direct bolt on addition to existing mounting locations, no drilling required
-Available tread plate for top surface
-Easy install with only basic hand tools
-All hardware and installation instructions provided
-Now standard with our signature low profile rear kickout


PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

-Material: 11ga tubing with 1/4" heavy duty frame plates
-Weight: approx. 45 lbs. per side
-Finish: Powdercoated Black
-MADE IN USA-

Manufacturer: RCI Metalworks

RCI Metalworks 10-16 4Runner Rock Sliders




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Are these the same design/product as the rock sliders posted on RCIs website? And what is the shipping leadtime when ordering through toytec?
 
Are these the same design/product as the rock sliders posted on RCIs website? And what is the shipping leadtime when ordering through toytec?

They are ALMOST the same. These are IN STOCK at Toytec. 3-5 business days for shipping.

These feature a 5 degree taper, DO NOT COME BARE STEEL, and DO NOT HAVE options. What you see is what you get.

I assume the answer is "No," but I'll still ask: does this fit the LE?

Minor trimming / removal of the plastic is necessary for them to fit properly.
 
I was about to place an order with RCI but I'm intrigued. What's the difference between the ones you have and the ones RCI has on their site?
Is it the 5-degree taper?
RCI's site says something about a 20 degree upward angle. Does this mean yours only have a 5 degree upward angle and are better for a step? If so, count me in. Can I pick them up?
 
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Will they work with a KDSS System?

Click the link to their store in the original post. Choose Non-KDSS or KDSS.
[MENTION=44448]ToyTec Lifts[/MENTION] Since I answered this for you guys I get a free set right? :hatsoff:
 
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I was about to place an order with RCI but I'm intrigued. What's the difference between the ones you have and the ones RCI has on their site?
Is it the 5-degree taper?
RCI's site says something about a 20 degree upward angle. Does this mean yours only have a 5 degree upward angle and are better for a step? If so, count me in. Can I pick them up?

These sliders are angled to be more of a flat step / rock slider.
Others have a very steep step.
These are powder coated black. NO OPTION
These have the integrated step. NO OPTION
We have them in stock - hurry before we sell out.
 
this looks pretty good as it has some angle to it rather than straight out.

I was looking at some shrockwork ones but those are relatively straight as they come out of the frame and do not sit as flush. I am curious to see what the underneath looks like as far as bracing.
 
[MENTION=44448]ToyTec Lifts[/MENTION] I've got a 2017 TRD Off Road with KDSS. Are these in stock as your website states a 4 week wait for the KDSS equipted. Asking because I've run across some vendors sites not being updated.

TIA
 
Does anyone make an aluminum slider?!

I don't think so and I don't think you'd want one unless it was purely for looks. Sliders are long and you want them made out of something with a high Young's Modulus (stiff) and high yield strength so they don't bend upon first impact.
 
I don't think so and I don't think you'd want one unless it was purely for looks. Sliders are long and you want them made out of something with a high Young's Modulus (stiff) and high yield strength so they don't bend upon first impact.

This^^ and a high surface hardness. Aluminum doesn't slide on rocks very well.
 

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