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Really digging how much they don’t stick out. I’ve been on and off with who I’m gonna order from but now I think I’m back to Mobtown again.where are you in MN. I recently moved here and have Mobtown Offroad. they hug the body really closely and are designed to really stick up to abuse.
if you wanna check em out let me know and maybe we can meet up.
Nice looking truck!I went with @SDHQ OFFROAD bolt-on sliders for my DCLB for a few reasons. In my opinion, their fab shop is second to none out here in AZ, they have five anchor points, full coverage wheel-well to wheel-well, 4130 chrome-moly for super strong construction and light weight at the same time, TIG welded, kick-out towards the back and they look really clean with the slightly textured powder coat.
Thanks man! I appreciate the complement!
dont hold your breath.
want to be different from other companies so I asked my friend to fab this one up 100# each heavy as f***
Sleekest profile sliders would be the rockyroadoutfitters sliders. I have them on my truck. I looked at every company out there and decided to go with these. I’m personally not a fan of having wings on the side of my truck so these fit the script. They are prob one of the strongest built sliders on the market. Their description is actually pretty funny too. Here’s a pic of mine. For the price they are also one of the cheaper solutions but that doesn’t mean the quality is not there. They come powder coated as well. And they also make kickout sliders. Not sure why people need to pay 1300$ for half the quality of these and look like they are ready to take flight. But..... to each his own!
http://www.rocky-road.com/tacoma-rock-sliders.html
Those are beasts! Got any pics of them installed?
want to be different from other companies so I asked my friend to fab this one up 100# each heavy as f***
They look awesome. Yes, salt is definitely a concern up here. I've heard the Toyota frames rust quick...? I plan to apply undercoating in the fall and wash it frequently during winter.@Pelfreybilt are great sliders. I opted for the filler plates to prevent rocks being thrown all over my paint driving down long rocky county roads. Since you live up north, its probably best not to have filler plates with the salted roads.
How do you like your RCI sliders? I’m looking at getting a set. I’m looking for a set that tucks but not so much that if I need to use it as a slight step I can to get stuff off the roof.
