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[idlingmike]

SOLD


Rocky Road Bolt-on Sliders
Brand Spanking New, never touched a 4Runner
Includes "Super Slider" option
All hardware, etc included
Powerdercoated

These suckers are made of 3/16" hitch steel
Rockrails, rock sliders, rocker protection

These normally cost $548.54 shipped to socal on top of a 3 month wait.
(shipping was $129.54 of that)

$500 firm
Local pickup only in Los Angeles only

 

[RedSled]

Their site says $419.00 for the super slider kit on a 3rd gen.

 

[hearno]

Their site says $419.00 for the super slider kit on a 3rd gen.

shipping isn't cheap...

 

[idlingmike]

Their site says $419.00 for the super slider kit on a 3rd gen.

Try going through and adding shipping, it's $129.xx to Los Angeles. Keep in mind these are over 100 lbs and are 4-5 feet long.

 

[idlingmike]

Incorrect. What's not so obvious is in addition to the 2 mounting "pads", the narrower bar is also one long "pad" which is also another bolting/attachment point.

and only 2 mounting points with 4 bolts. i think i would pass.

 

[idlingmike]

If those other options work for you, then great. What you're doing "I wouldn't chose those, they lack X", "ok, I didn't they actually have X, but I would go with these other brands" is basically pissing on my for-sale thread, which quite frankly is classless and baffling as far as reasoning. It would be one thing if I was trying to pass off something fraudulent (broken, used and claimed as new, etc) or priced at or above new (I give RedSled a pass because of the shipping confusion) , then by all means, go to town. Beyond that, have a nice day, kindly do not reply here or to any of my for-sale threads again.

Just for "comparison sake" the , White Knuckle also uses 3/16" steel, and costs $120 more after powder coating. They also lack the additional supporting member described previously.

Neither ShrockWorks nor Stubbs appear to offer a bolt-on option.

sorry i have been on their site. shows nothing of how any are attached. there are better options out there in my opinion. not to mention any company who only makes attachment points from one angle is very closed minded. GLWS I would invest in White Knuckle, Shrockworks, Stubs and the like rather than these guys.

 

[ramonortiz55]

and only 2 mounting points with 4 bolts. i think i would pass.

thank you for letting us all know you passed on this deal.

I really was looking forward to you buying these sliders, it hurts my feelings that you couldnt buy them.

 

[falkon240]

Seriously, what's the point in coming into a guy's thread and telling him why you're not going to buy it??? :rockthrow:

 

[theesotericone]

is basically pissing on my for-sale thread, which quite frankly is classless and baffling as far as reasoning.

thank you for letting us all know you passed on this deal.

I really was looking forward to you buying these sliders, it hurts my feelings that you couldnt buy them.

Seriously, what's the point in coming into a guy's thread and telling him why you're not going to buy it??? :rockthrow:

I can answer these questions with a meme. Yes, i know there so last year but trust me this one applies perfectly.

OP, good luck with the sale man.

 

[runner4play]

A note to help for the OP description. I've had these sliders, i ended up selling them as to my new build desiring something that helped the family with a little more of a step.

Now the sliders have 2 frame mounting points (4 bolts) they also utilize a long bar that fits underneath the pinch weld and bolts through the pinch in maybe 4 or so spots. Now everyone will say WTF how do you lock the body to the frame. To that answer I can say i don't know. However I wheeled the hell out of my truck and never had an issue. I've used a high lift on them with no issues. Also these are by far the tightest mounted sliders i've seen. So if you want all the clearance you can get for the side/ underside. These are perfect for you.