RSG Angled Sliders

Well that wasn't too bad. Just need to borrow something to cut the KDSS plate but pretty straight-forward otherwise.
 
I'm very torn between the angled and flat version. I have a full length roof rack and I'm worried that the 15* angled version won't give sufficient step area to load the rack. Change my mind.
 
I'm very torn between the angled and flat version. I have a full length roof rack and I'm worried that the 15* angled version won't give sufficient step area to load the rack. Change my mind.

I have the angled, and if i were you i would go with the flat, i do not use my my roof rack, and am not worried about loading it. The kick out would also help with foot room for loading.
 
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I have the angled, and if i were you i would go with the flat, i do use my my roof rack, and am not worried about loading it. The kick out would also help with foot room for loading.
So you own the angled, don't have an issue accessing your roof rack, but suggest that I get the flat version.

May I ask why?
 
So you own the angled, don't have an issue accessing your roof rack, but suggest that I get the flat version.

May I ask why?

Sorry, i did not notice that i left out the do (not) use the roof rack. I am still very happy with mine, but they are a little harder to get up on than the flat. I like how they look tighter to the vehicle also.
 
I'm very torn between the angled and flat version. I have a full length roof rack and I'm worried that the 15* angled version won't give sufficient step area to load the rack. Change my mind.



I have the angled with the rear kick out, and have no issues accessing my GOBI. The rear kick out pads are very supportive and stable to use as a step. The forward step is certainly thinner, but not uncomfortable to stand on. Either way you go, you’ll enjoy the solid customer service, ease of install, and the performance of the sliders. Good luck!

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I have the angled with the rear kick out, and have no issues accessing my GOBI. The rear kick out pads are very supportive and stable to use as a step. The forward step is certainly thinner, but not uncomfortable to stand on. Either way you go, you’ll enjoy the solid customer service, ease of install, and the performance of the sliders. Good luck!
You convinced me. I ordered the angled version with top plates last night. I got a call within 10 minutes from Jason thanking me and letting me know when I can expect the sliders to ship. That is superior customer service!
 
RSG Discount Available?

All - has anybody seen any discounts lately from RSG? I know in the past they have offered $100 off and supplied a code. I like their sliders and prices are similar, might come down to final price offering.
 
Yes please if anyone knows of a discount code, i am trying to decide between RSG and other brand and the discount would make all the difference!
 
Is anyone running is near Phoenix AZ? I can’t decide between the angled versus the flat ones. Would love to see some in person.
 
Is anyone running is near Phoenix AZ? I can’t decide between the angled versus the flat ones. Would love to see some in person.

I have a trip to Havasupai in September then heading down to Flagstaff afterward. I placed an order for the angled with kick out so if I get it before that trip and you’re willing to to drive to Flagstaff you are more than welcome to check it out.
 
I have a trip to Havasupai in September then heading down to Flagstaff afterward. I placed an order for the angled with kick out so if I get it before that trip and you’re willing to to drive to Flagstaff you are more than welcome to check it out.

Im up there every other weekend. That would be great. Thanks.
 
Is anyone running is near Phoenix AZ? I can’t decide between the angled versus the flat ones. Would love to see some in person.

You ever get to see those in person?

I think we connected on the AZ4R FB page. I work downtown and can get with you if need be.
 
Installed the angled ones and LOVE them! Took 15 min to install with a buddy and a good screw gun(plus flexible driver) such a great look. I have the angled with the bump out. Pulling the baby out of the car seat I do hit my knees on it but it’s worth it for the step up to access roof
 

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