Slider w/ Hi-Lift Jack holes & Rock Lights - Blitz & Strike Slider GROUP BUY

Victory 4x4

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Blitz 4Runner Rock Sliders | 5th Gen (2014+)

Designed to be used as a serious rock slider, a useful step, and add entry/offroad lighting. They are proudly made in the USA are available in a 2 stage satin textured black powder coat over durable zinc primer finish, or in bare metal.

  • CNC cut and formed from 3/16" Steel.
  • Built-in Hi-Lift Jacking points front and rear.
  • Built-in LED Rock Lights (lights included).
  • Includes mounting hardware.
  • Drilling required if using as a rock slider.
  • Proudly designed and made in the USA.
  • Compatible with all trim levels with or without KDSS

Victory 4x4 Blitz Slider Group Buy
Looking to save some coin on our brand new Blitz sliders? Here is your chance.

EDIT: we've now included our Strike Sliders in this offer!


Give us a call (starting Friday, March 1st at 9:00 EST) at 269.459.8447 x 20 and put a $100 deposit down with Shiloh. We'll get your order in the build queue. Once they are ready to ship (10-15 business days) we'll call for the remainder of the balance.

Our current lead times on Blitz sliders are 7-12 days! We do all of our production and powder coating in-house here in Portage, MI.

Pricing as follows (Blitz)
1-15 orders | 15% off | $̶8̶9̶9̶.̶0̶0̶ ̶-̶ ̶$̶1̶0̶4̶9̶.̶0̶0̶ | $764.15 bare, $891.65 coated
15 + orders | 20% off | $̶8̶9̶9̶.̶0̶0̶ ̶-̶ ̶$̶1̶0̶4̶9̶.̶0̶0̶ | $719.20 bare, $839.20 coated

Pricing as follows (Strike)
1-15 orders | 15% off | $̶̶̶5̶9̶̶̶9̶̶̶.̶̶̶0̶̶̶0̶̶̶ ̶̶̶-̶̶̶ ̶̶̶$̶̶̶7̶4̶̶̶9̶̶̶.̶̶̶0̶̶̶0̶̶̶ ̶| $509.15 bare, $636.65 coated
15 + orders | 20% off | $̶̶̶5̶9̶̶̶9̶̶̶.̶̶̶0̶̶̶0̶̶̶ ̶̶̶-̶̶̶ ̶̶̶$̶̶̶7̶4̶̶̶9̶̶̶.̶̶̶0̶̶̶0̶̶̶ ̶| $479.20 bare, $599.20 coated

These sliders will ship ground, $150 flat rate anywhere in the country

Lead Time - 7-12 days!

More info on the sliders here:
4Runner Rock Sliders | Strike | 5th Gen (14+) - Victory 4x4
4RUNNER ROCK SLIDERS | BLITZ | 5TH GEN (14+)

List so far (will continue to update, if you don't see your name message me. Let's get to 20%!)

1. Reynald P.
2. Pete M.
3. Zachary B.
4. Julie N.
5. Carlos C.
6. PM
7. Adam H.
 

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These mount to the frame in the same way as our Strike Rock Sliders (tube style) so I'll post that install for now. There is some added assembly required (light brackets, and legs) so we'll be filming that portion this week. If you have any questions let me know!

Strike Slider Install
 
one of the best-executed slider designs I've seen in a while..almost looks like the 4runner was designed around them. out of curiosity how much of a gap is there between the rocker and the slider?
 
one of the best-executed slider designs I've seen in a while..almost looks like the 4runner was designed around them. out of curiosity how much of a gap is there between the rocker and the slider?

Thank you! There is about a half inch between the legs and the pinch seam to allow for some flex on a full weight drop, but they should never contact the pinch seam. There is about a 1/2-3/4" maybe between the step portion and the body for the same reason.
 
Do you guys treat the inside for rust protection with anything?

Yeah, we do, after a wash to get rid of contamination, our powder coating process starts with a zinc-rich primer. This primer acts as a sacrificial anode in case water or salt ever gets under the black top coat. So if they were to get scratched down to the primer, you could just touch them up.
 
Yeah, we do, after a wash to get rid of contamination, our powder coating process starts with a zinc-rich primer. This primer acts as a sacrificial anode in case water or salt ever gets under the black top coat. So if they were to get scratched down to the primer, you could just touch them up.

I meant the INSIDE of the sliders. Do you primer and powder coat inside?
 
these look terrific! question though...is the back totally open? also, any tubing/gussets/etc inside to provide rigidity? I'm not sure how these would take a slam with vehicle weight if they are not boxed in. hard to tell from the pics in this thread. thx.
 

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