Thinking of getting rid of my Shrockwork Sliders. :(

[Warpath]

So I like my Shrockwork Sliders but the issue I am having is that they extent out too far from the body and I get my slacks dirty if they are not clean. I don't off road anymore so I don't really need sliders, they would just be nice. Are there any sliders out there that fit snug to the body?

 

[jimmied]

I would need to search but that one set of sliders are squared off and mount to seam. Forget the name but they look great.

 

[brian0128]

Rocky Road sliders maybe?

 

[Warpath]

I would need to search but that one set of sliders are squared off and mount to seam. Forget the name but they look great.

That would be super sweet to see! I looked and everything I have found is a bump out type of slider or a step type of slider. I liked how nice and tight the sliders were on my '13 Rubicon. I'm looking for something like that.

 

[444]

So I like my Shrockwork Sliders but the issue I am having is that they extent out too far from the body and I get my slacks dirty if they are not clean. I don't off road anymore so I don't really need sliders, they would just be nice. Are there any sliders out there that fit snug to the body?

If you're looking to sell them I'd be interested.

Not sure how your pants (I'm not going to say slacks), are getting dirty when you can just step on the slider and into the truck.

 

[jrandom]

I think what you are looking for are Sleekster 5th Gen 4Runner Rockers. [MENTION=95329]txbonds[/MENTION] just installed a pair

They mount up tight and to the pinch weld. BUT being in Denver you may not want to be drilling holes on that part of the body. Just a thought, salt on roads and all.

 

[Warpath]

If you're looking to sell them I'd be interested.

Not sure how your pants (I'm not going to say slacks), are getting dirty when you can just step on the slider and into the truck.

Lol, how about dress pants? I'm tall so I don't need to use them as steps, it's actually awkward if I do it that way. Where are you located?

 

[Jabberjaw]

3 month wait; $500; dirty slacks ...

 

[STX4Runner]

I have Rocky Roads and they fit closer to the body, but if you're not going to be offroading why get sliders anyway? They just add extra weight.

 

[manofsteele2003]

Which ones do you have? The standard ones or the ones that look more like steps?

 

[jimmied]

I think what you are looking for are Sleekster 5th Gen 4Runner Rockers. [MENTION=95329]txbonds[/MENTION] just installed a pair

They mount up tight and to the pinch weld. BUT being in Denver you may not want to be drilling holes on that part of the body. Just a thought, salt on roads and all.

That's them. Look these up.

 

[Moto69Joe]

A proper lift will solve this problem.

 

[Warpath]

3 month wait; $500; dirty slacks ...

Yes. Lol.

 

[Warpath]

Which ones do you have? The standard ones or the ones that look more like steps?

Standard. Pictures above. ^^^

 

[manofsteele2003]

Standard. Pictures above. ^^^

Yep got it thanks. That's the same that I have on order. Still beats running boards though.

 

[thebwlife]

That's why I have the step ones.

 

[gilpinbrewer]

I have been looking at Slee's. They are more of a step and slider all in one.

Slee - Toyota 4Runner Sliders

 

[jicko]

I picked up my new 2015 SR5P last weekend, it got the factory running board, you interested in a trade? No more dirty slacks.

 

[Warpath]

Not looking for steps, looking at something that is close to the body.

 

[manofsteele2003]

Not looking for steps, looking at something that is close to the body.

I'm kinda not getting it. You don't off road anymore and you don't want steps. So why don't you just pull the sliders, sell them and save the extra weight?