Mobtown Offroad Taxman Sale - EXTENDED (Close Date 2/28/18)

If it makes you feel better, our shipping rates now are cheaper than ever. Seriously, shop around. We can ship all over the US and even Canada for a lot less than most.

 

Cool.. I might just drop one of the skids off the order and do it another time.

 

Whats the weight of the 2nd gen Tacoma front bumper?

 

110lbs no hoops
118ish center hoop
130ish full hoops

 

KC, PIAA, and Baja Designs (to name a few) all make round fog/driving lights in the same form factor of about 4". KC and PIAA make round DOT lights with an actual cut-off so you're not blinding oncoming traffic. Rigid is the only one that I know of that advertises a square DOT fog light.

 

I liked your frog avatar better

 

Id participate in this deal, but it's against my religion.

sorry guys

 

Purely Aesthetics. I like the round ones better. Though an aftermarket steel bumper that accepted the factory fogs would be rad too just so I don't have to buy/wire new fog lights just because I got a new bumper. Is a custom cutout an option?

 

GB for a Gen 3 Taco HC with swingout?!!!

 

Not really. We will need to pick one and run with it. We outsource our laser cutting/forming and to get good costing we have to buy batch pieces.

 

Tempting but I need Prinsu and Homertaco Grill first hahaha

 

@Mobtown Offroad
How far do your 3rd gen bolt on sliders stick out from the frame?

I always scrapped my leg on my sliders getting in and out of my 2nd gen. They were rhino lined so that kinda sucked.

 

You will have the same issue with our sliders on the 3rd Gen.. They are roughly 5" off of the door sill plate.

 

Yea I should have just looked at your website first.

Looks like my short ass will always be dragging legs if I wanna run sliders.

 

Could do what I did. I just painted mine, but then put grip tape on top of the sliders, leaving a gap next to the door. That way I don't destroy my calves on it.

 

True.

In hindsight, painting or powder coating would have been better for my needs.

 

What is an HC

 

It stands for high clearance. You have to cut the sheet metal on the side of your truck. Here's the standard (100% bolt on) vs the high clearance.

 

thanks. I assumed high clearance but I didn't know high clearance what

 

With the bolt on standard, you can see that they have to angle the bumper down to match the body lines. On the high clearance, they can go straight across, giving more clearance. It also gives protection when driving off high rocks, so you can drag your bumper instead of messing up your lower bed sides.