Danny, my wife wants to know if she needs to come out and help you install those sliders. She installed my BB sliders with the KDSS crap in the way, so XREAS should be no sweat for her. :lmao:
But on a serious note, I think it would be in your favor to run down the gas tank as much as possible before you try to do the driver's side slider since I believe those Shrockworks sliders require you to unstrap the gas tank.
Good luck captain! We demand installed pix ASAP.
Hey I hope you don't mind, I dropped your (user)name to Shrockworks for the same step slider build up as yours. BTW how long did they take to get?
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Drove my dad to the hospital for chemotherapy...we are still here.
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Installed a first aid/emergency kit. Need an opinion, should I stay with the black or go with the orange?
RotopaX First Aid/Preparedness Packs
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Crappy phone pics of my sliders !!
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Installed a first aid/emergency kit. Need an opinion, should I stay with the black or go with the orange?
RotopaX First Aid/Preparedness Packs
or
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Like the idea. How did you secure the mount for rotopax?
I don't mind at all! Just make sure the measurements is what you want. They measure 5" from the door jam to the second tube... I thought that would be too much, but another inch would've totally worked, if you want.
The rear dimple plate I had them push up another inch for more leverage as a step.
I purchased them in August and they got to me this past Monday. About 3 months. I knew they would not be working on them until October anyway.
Worth they wait!
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/156066-rotopax-mounting-inside.html
I'm going to reinforce it to the child seat bar today. I want the weight distributed to the bar and not the plastic seat although it is pretty Sturdy. My next order of business if I can make it sturdy enough is to add a water one on the other side.
Ya know, it would be the snakes rattle to have a quick release on the roto-mount to the kiddie seat latch. You could take the roto-mount off when you had the seats flat! Hmmmm.... I am going to let that digest for a while
I like that idea a lot. If the rear is full gear/shit you just pop the seat forward and you have access to it too. I like it better than trying to hard mounting something similar to the walls inside. I have a slide out tray in the back (speaking of which why doesn't it have its own tie-down points?) and that space is somewhat wasted because of it. That is a pretty good solution to utilize it.
Look into blue Ridge Overland Molle panels. Well organized, customizable configuration, quick and easy removal. There are details and pictures in my build thread.
Okki
What a long trip. I've found some great locations that are freakishly remote. Nothing like taking the Runner South of the Border. :happens::driving:
Nice, thanks Okki! I'll check them out
Hah, as always thanks for the share, great photos![]()
LOL kinda funny seeing a deck strapped to the top! Seems a little out of place.