Long bed sliders?

Those of you with long bed trucks, are you thinking of installing rock sliders? We have had our short bed sliders out for a while now and they have been working great. Trying to decide if long beds should be the next on our list to design. Not a ton of design time, but the back of the mounts and legs will need to be totally different.

 

Not many out there for LBs and difficult to find anything in Canada.

 

No, it's not: http://www.cruisinoffroad.com/

Jason @ Cruisin has been building sliders for Tacomas and Land Cruisers for years. I've got his first set of 3rd gen sliders on my DCLB (had em over two years now) and they are fantastic.

Angled, fill plates, kick out, bolt-on, zinc primer & proper powdercoat, ran me about $900 + install back in the day. I think his prices are a bit higher now. Give him a shout. Pretty sure he's sold at least a half dozen 3rd gen sliders based on my referrals alone.

 

Holy Cross in a Tacoma. That's badass!

 

Super fun trail!

 

Got pics?

 

Got any pics?

 

https://www.instagram.com/eatsleepwoof/

 

Hard to actually see what they look like.

 

There are better photos on Cruisin Off Road's website and instagram.

I don't usually take photos of my sliders.

Suffice to say, I've yet to see a set that looked cleaner, or better built.

 

https://www.instagram.com/cruisin_off_road/ Scroll down and you'll see lots of trucks w/ his sliders, including mine.

 

Fair enough.
If you have time to snap a couple pics that would be swell. Im local and looking for a set pretty quick.
Thanks

 

Nice nice camping set up! How come youve switched set ups so many times? All really nice!

 

Holy thread jack batman. Let's let OP have his thread stay on track.

 

We did a thing! More info and pricing to come soon.

 

Just curious ....when the door is open can these be used somewhat as a step? Or are they tucked under ......wifes short lol

 

They sure can. My dog uses them as a step each time she gets out of the truck. I step on them whenever I need to get to something on the roof rack.

You can also order them "flat," (mine are at the normal angle, 15-degrees or so) which will give a much larger area to step on.