I'm looking for bolt on rock sliders for my 2010 DCLB with kickout and and angled.

Many companies don't make them for the long bed and there is a lot of garbage out there. What do you have and why did you choose them?

 

I have the Mobtowns and love them. They make sliders for the long bed.

 

East coast-- http://sosoffroadconcepts.com/05-15-tacoma-100-frame-bolt-on-sliders/

West coast-- http://www.bayareametalfab.com/2005-to-2020-Toyota-Tacoma-96-Sliders-with-a-kick-out-DCLB_p_8.html

Also possibly, Mobtown, BruteForce Fab, and Relentless

 

I’ve got a set of SOS Concepts for a DCLB with kickouts that I took off my ‘09 before I traded it in. Where are you located?

 

Mobtown are some of the sturdiest ones, the kick out has a support bar. Very little deflection can happen.

I have All-Pro but if I bought them again, it would be mobtown.

 

I checked with SOS. 1 week turnaround. Ding Ding Ding. I ordered them. Thanks

 

I ordered the SOS thanks

 

16 week turnaround.

 

Sometimes the quality is worth the wait. Just think, if one company has a long wait time and one doesn't, one's probably slammed with orders and the other isn't, maybe for a reason. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

Main thing you found one that meets what you want.
Yup, 16 weeks is about what I waited. Plus shipping to Hawaii added time and significant cost to me, but I wanted what I wanted.

Definitely worth the wait.

 

Warfab

 

Throw them up in b/s/t. To bad you weren't closer, I'm considering a set.

 

I will, just have to get a few more posts first...

 

I know you already ordered yours. No worries there and they should be nice. On my 2010, years ago I was fortunate to find a guy on the East Coast selling a set of second hand, like new and already coated with high end bedliner.

So my 2010 DCLB has a set of BAMF sliders with kickouts on it. I am not off road much anymore with the truck. I will say, as a mall crawler, there is likely 100s of car doors with dented edges from the car riders throwing their door open into the slider.

Pretty robust, and certainly, one of the best upgrades.

 

Soo,you're saying Mobtown's are superior to SOS??

 

Yeah, and I’ll back my claim up too so it doesn’t sound like I’m just being brand loyal.

sos has one attachment point on the bottom of the frame, literally one bolt. No supporting leg to the rear. Gussets centered on the square tube. They should be near the edge because the tube could bend towards center otherwise. Hrew tubing. Two piece outer tube.





compare them to mobtown. Grabs the front cross member in the front. In the middle, completely boxes the frame (has another bracket that wraps around on top). At the rear, uses two bolts and clamps onto the rail. Has the rear supporting leg. Offset gussets. One piece outer tube. Uses grade 8 hardware. Dom tubing standard.






I’m not arguing if sos is strong enough to go take your truck off-road. I’m stating a fact, from an engineering and construction standpoint that the mobtown ones are stronger.

 

That's actually a pretty big difference. I always wondered how those bolted on and what the supports looked like.

 

They’re pretty amazing from a design stand point. Helps that both owners of mobtown are mechanical engineers. It’s why all their stuff is so robust.