DannyLlama
Elite Member
getting these installed tomorrow, John has agreed to do the install to fit around the XREAS cables. Any words of advice before I go? 
Sliders from White-knuckle Off Road
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DannyLlama
Elite Member
Did some online searching before going to bed and found these links:
White-Knuckle Offroad Sliders - Page 5
White Knuckle Sliders - Page 3 - Toyota FJ Cruiser Forum
White-Knuckle Offroad Sliders - Page 5
White Knuckle Sliders - Page 3 - Toyota FJ Cruiser Forum
DannyLlama
Elite Member
Even though it seems like I'm the only one interested in these sliders, I wanted to give everyone a sneak peak of the sliders.
Did not have to trim ANYTHING, The XREAS cables are untouched.
John at White-knuckle is just the coolest dude and very well knowledge.
Did not have to trim ANYTHING, The XREAS cables are untouched.
John at White-knuckle is just the coolest dude and very well knowledge.
wingshootin
New member
Even though it seems like I'm the only one interested in these sliders, I wanted to give everyone a sneak peak of the sliders.
Did not have to trim ANYTHING, The XREAS cables are untouched.
John at White-knuckle is just the coolest dude and very well knowledge.
Those look good.
DannyLlama
Elite Member
Thank you
They fit well on the truck and fit my needs for what I'll be using them for
.I recall John said they are about 60LBS but I can double check and confirm.
Glad to hear. John struck me a professional and interested in really serving the off-roading community.
DannyLlama
Elite Member
He really takes his time explaining everything and in doing his work. He is far from sloppy. Very professional and dedicated to his work. I really wish he did more than just sliders, I enjoyed working with him.
BTW H2O, I recognize that gravel your truck is on
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/121220-llamas-thread-new-shoes-new-beginnings.html
The end of that page, I posted more pics of his sliders and the U-bolts.
The U-bolts if I may add are pretty freaking sturdy. I would be very surprised that they would move around without the truck falling off of a cliff.
1engineer
Moderator
He really takes his time explaining everything and in doing his work. He is far from sloppy. Very professional and dedicated to his work. I really wish he did more than just sliders, I enjoyed working with him.
BTW H2O, I recognize that gravel your truck is on
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/121220-llamas-thread-new-shoes-new-beginnings.html
The end of that page, I posted more pics of his sliders and the U-bolts.
The U-bolts if I may add are pretty freaking sturdy. I would be very surprised that they would move around without the truck falling off of a cliff.
I tried to tell everyone but nooooo...they think they know better.
You're problem is that you rely on "data", and numbers, and physics, and all-kinda-book-learnin'. Did book learning ever win a war or land us on the moon? I say no and no amount "facts" can change that. I hear them Nazis just loved themselves some u-bolts.
phillyd2
Senior Member
Maybe but now we have documented proof that using U Bolts may cause the truck to fall off a cliff.
1engineer
Moderator
Sorry. No logic anymore from me cause logic is not logical apparently.
limamike
New member
You say that at least once a week...
brockeverly
New member
Well, I do appreciate the analytical insight you often provide, even though I'm not terribly proficient with math that uses fraternity letters.
DannyLlama
Elite Member
I'm guessing this isn't a serious question :?
brockeverly
New member
Stirring the pot. But if you're guessing that it was me then no, because I only questioned the snag potential.
DannyLlama
Elite Member
The only thing these things are snagging is some shrub and that's what we call souvenirs.
and that's what we call souvenirs.
brockeverly
New member
The only thing these things are snagging is some shrub
Or chunks of zombie flesh :naughty:
