Pelfreybilt Off-Road

We definitely do what we can and as far as our packaging goes for our shipped products you would be hard pressed to find many people who put as much time and care into shipping their products! Glad to hear they made it safe @Skywalker !!

 

Halfway there. Just need to do finish work on swing out and paint!! Also need to get a proper lift, still on stock suspension lol

 

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Can you guys fab up a spacer plate for me to place behind my bumper mount? My aluminum bumper doesn't line up evenly from side to side, so I've been using double stacked washers since day one.

If I bump into a boulder or something hard, I'm afraid it will just bend my mounting tab.

 

How big is the gap? If its ~1/16" you could go to home depot/lowes and by a piece of steel in that thickness and drill holes in it and make a spacer for yourself. a 3' section of 1/16" thick steel is under 15 bucks there.

If its bigger than 1/16 they have thicker.....if its smaller you could grab sheet metal to do it but you would need to convert gauge to actual thickness

 

It's about 1/8" gap. Do they have aluminum plate at Home Depot?

I just don't know the hole patterns and dimensions. Now that I'm looking at it, if I can source an aluminum plate, I can probably put a couple slots in it and slide it in, so I don't have to remove the bumper.

 

Why aluminum? They have 1/8" thick steel in 1-like 2.5" wide. See how wide you need and pick up a piece of it. Slide it into place, mark hole with sharpie, drill hole, paint steel piece, have nice spacer

If i remember right lowes/home depot DOES have steel and aluminum though. I want to say they have 1/8" aluminum pieces in 1-2.5" or so. So either steel or aluminum should be available and be well under 20 bucks.

 

I JUST CUT THE STOCK FRAME MOUNTS OFF AND MADE MY OWN OUT OF 1/4" PLATE HAHA

 

Please post a pic. Maybe it would have prevented this.

 

I will for sure upload some pictures this weekend. I just cut the stock ones off and traced them on 1/4" steel, cut it out and marked where the stock one was and welded it on.

 

Do you have to remove the IFS skid to access the oil drain bolt/plug?

 

No there is a hole in the skid plate to allow you to access the drain plug

 

HAHA WOW THATS AWESOME

MATT

 

Installed my sliders today. It took about 1.5 hours with the help of a friend.


Everything looks great and bolted right up!
Thanks @Pelfreybilt for a great product!

 

Looks great man!

 

This is why I'm considering these frame braces from SOS.

http://sosoffroadconcepts.com/weld-on-frame-brace/

 

Pelfreybilt, I am pretty sure the current deal on the front bumper is going to make me buy one pretty soon... but am going to wait until I get back from the Appalachian Toyota Roundup... would hate to mess something up while up there and need the cash.

 

Just installed the sliders-love the shit out of them..will take better pics. I do have one question. I did not receive the brake line bracket. Will this piece of hose be ok to protect the brake line? It's a piece of heater hose I had left over from the a/c mod.

 

only if you have a 4cyl. Then you need to remove it to get to the Oil Filter

 

It should be ok. The relocation bracket is not necessary but if you decide you need it PM me your address and I can send one out to you via USPS

 

From your 2nd picture, do these sliders come with those welded nuts and plates for bolting or just standard bolts and washers?