New sliders.

I see a ton of sliders on the market but nobody has posted anything about these yet.

I was in the market for another set of sliders after running All Pro's on my FJ for 7 years. I loved their design but after some time I realized that I wanted "fill plates" for my dog and passengers because I noticed legs were falling through and it could lead to disaster. All Pro did offer a set but they were unavailable for a DCLB and after shipping and fill plates they were close to 1000.00.

I searched high and low and noticed lead times were pushed out as far as 2 months and being impatient I contacted a local company called Marshall Fabrication located in Vancouver WA.

(http://www.marshallfabrication.com/)

After speaking with Eric he said he could make me a set of kick outs with fill plates for a more than reasonable price. I was after what seemed like a unicorn in the slider market and he hit it out of the park.

The sliders were finished in a couple weeks and I received them yesterday and mounted/painted them up. Install was simple, I did it alone with a floor jack and some jack stands and everything went together easily!

If you're in the market for a set of sliders at a more than reasonable price and want something unique these turned out really good and I will definitely do more business with Marshall Fabrication in the future after the awesome customer service!!

 

Nice...I've been looking at his stuff online as well since he's local to me too. Prices are very reasonable too...

 

He does good work, I was impressed with the mounting set up and the ease of use!

 

I ordered some hybrid sliders from him a couple weeks ago. Looking forward to getting them.

 

There's a plastic box on the passenger side of the frame...where did he relocate that? Or is it still there? I just got the All Pro's and I'm not too sure where I should move it.

 

+1 for Mfab. Fast build time, quality product, and reasonable price.

 

No movement of a plastic box, there is a brake line relocate bracket that attaches to backside of mounting bolt #3 on the drivers side. The bracket is simply attached to the bolt and the old brake line clamp goes into a mounting hole, it moves the lines about 1" from their original factory spot.

I was leery about how any sliders would mount under the truck because of all the wires and cables but the design on the clears everything.