*NEW* RCI metalworks bolt on rock sliders
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Perfect. PM coming your way.
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AlblineStar808
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thanks!
ToyTec Lifts
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You do realize you can get rock sliders made in your city, and you could pick them up - so you don't have to worry about shipping. :lalala:
You do realize rock sliders are heavy and odd shaped...
Shipping companies base prices off weight / dimensions...
rtinniste
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lol its like they think their amazon prime membership transfers over :bash:
"you're telling me I have to pay $132 for shipping and its not even 2 day bro?"
Personally, I'd love to see some sort of aluminum slider option similar to the Billy Rockers from Nemesis I had on my JKU.
https://www.nem-ind.com/products/je...ries/jk-4-door-billy-rocker-kit.html?___SID=U
Those things were stout as could be, had really good clearance and were still reasonable for weight (about 45 pounds a side).
Steel options for the 4Runner with tread plates seem to push up towards 60 to 90 pounds a side from surveying what's out there.
https://www.nem-ind.com/products/je...ries/jk-4-door-billy-rocker-kit.html?___SID=U
Those things were stout as could be, had really good clearance and were still reasonable for weight (about 45 pounds a side).
Steel options for the 4Runner with tread plates seem to push up towards 60 to 90 pounds a side from surveying what's out there.
phototravel
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Just installed Shrockworks sliders - 45lbs per side.
Picked mine up from Toy Crawlers a couple months back. I was looking for something to be a step for my kid, but not stick out a lot. They are tucked pretty tight to the body and have plenty of surface to get your foot on. Still pretty easy to get in the vehicle without dragging your pant leg on the slider (which I hated about the sliders on my FJ).
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Picked mine up from Toy Crawlers a couple months back. I was looking for something to be a step for my kid, but not stick out a lot. They are tucked pretty tight to the body and have plenty of surface to get your foot on. Still pretty easy to get in the vehicle without dragging your pant leg on the slider (which I hated about the sliders on my FJ).
are these the original RCI sliders with the 20 degree upward angle or are they the same ones toytec is offering with 5 degree angle?
Installed mine last night by myself. Took maybe two hours including time to program my garage door and cleanup, so maybe 90 minutes for the sliders.
If I may offer some feedback on the slider... I think 10 degrees would have been better than 5. It would still be usable as a step but it would tuck into the vehicle better.
On a sidenote: wtf is the deal with this board not resizing images? I've never been on a board that didn't and this drives me nuts.
If I may offer some feedback on the slider... I think 10 degrees would have been better than 5. It would still be usable as a step but it would tuck into the vehicle better.
On a sidenote: wtf is the deal with this board not resizing images? I've never been on a board that didn't and this drives me nuts.
I know right? :ybrick:
shrub1
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Yes, check with CBI if you desire aluminum.
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