RSG Metalworks

alman7

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Finally got a chance to install my RSG sliders. They are rock solid.
Running a tap through the holes in the frame made life a lot easier.
 

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Finally got a chance to install my RSG sliders. They are rock solid.
Running a tap through the holes in the frame made life a lot easier.

Good advice, I wish I had done the same. I love my RSG sliders so much, I got a friend to buy some for his Tacoma.
 
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Looking slick. Mind if I ask how much you paid?


I took advantage of the $100 off in April. I want to say they were $600 bare metal. Got the kdss skid plate too. I recommend getting the kdss skid plate to make install easier as the original skid plate has to be trimmed when putting it back.
 
Can u take a picture parallel to the vehicle. I want to see how far the flat ones stick out.

They look like they stick out far when you are looking at them from the side.
When you look from front to back or vice versa they don’t stick out that much.
My garage is somewhat narrow and I thought I was not going to be able to get in or out. Turns out that is not the case. If you need them to also work as a step, they do a great job of that too. I got the flat ones because my wife needed a step up.
 

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