Slim profile slides

Daohaus

Daohaus

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Hoping someone will know, but today I was driving and spotted a 5th gen lifted on TRD wheels and what caught my eyes were the sliders that the driver had installed.

They resembled the kind of sliders that are on the wranglers. They didn't protrude out from the body much, they were angled up and looked exactly like what I want.

Anyone have an idea who makes this?


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My angled sliders from Shrockworks are pretty low profile, which is one of the reasons that I bought them.
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Daohaus said:
Hoping someone will know, but today I was driving and spotted a 5th gen lifted on TRD wheels and what caught my eyes were the sliders that the driver had installed.

They resembled the kind of sliders that are on the wranglers. They didn't protrude out from the body much, they were angled up and looked exactly like what I want.

Anyone have an idea who makes this?


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Sleekster 5th Gen 4Runner Rockers [RED_INC_Sleeksters] - $890.00 : Sonoran Steel Fabrication LLC, Toyota Truck Parts

These are the only ones I know of that mount to the body like the wranglers do.

But most likely they were shrockworks like 57hotrod posted.
 
J.F. Sebastian said:
Interesting that they brag about how low the competitor's product hangs but what happens when your vehicle crawls over the wrong rock and the sliders invariably flex? These things need some space between the rocker for flex, especially bolt-ons, no?
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Can't comment to there ability, but they have stuck in mind when it comes to "closet to the vehicle" fit. They appear to be 3/16" steel and bolt on to the frame. Not associated with them in any way. Here's another article:

Jeep Horizons :: Liberty Rock Rail Install and Review

I'll be getting a pair in the spring if the stars align. Anyway, check out the slider thread. Tires, suspension, armor...to each their own.
 
msp said:
Can't comment to there ability, but they have stuck in mind when it comes to "closet to the vehicle" fit. They appear to be 3/16" steel and bolt on to the frame. Not associated with them in any way. Here's another article:

Jeep Horizons :: Liberty Rock Rail Install and Review

I'll be getting a pair in the spring if the stars align. Anyway, check out the slider thread. Tires, suspension, armor...to each their own.
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Well I was touching on a matter of raw physics not preference but yeah...
 
These are good examples, however I could have sworn the sliders were more boxed rather than tubular. I need to find this owner again I think they live in the next city (Norco, CA) over.

They had some business on their rear window "Helo" did some googling but couldn't find any hits


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msp said:
Can't comment to there ability, but they have stuck in mind when it comes to "closet to the vehicle" fit. They appear to be 3/16" steel and bolt on to the frame. Not associated with them in any way. Here's another article:

Jeep Horizons :: Liberty Rock Rail Install and Review

I'll be getting a pair in the spring if the stars align. Anyway, check out the slider thread. Tires, suspension, armor...to each their own.
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Those look almost dead on to what I saw


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