IronRyno Fabrication LA area. Rock sliders, Suspension installs, CMC, Slider adapters

whats up buddy!! Yes the world is weird right now!! Definitely blessed to stay busy. Hope you’re doing well man.

Thanks so much bro for your kind words and positive review. I appreciate your support and I’m glad you’re happy with the sliders!!

 

After regretfully dropping out the list about a year ago I signed up again for a pair of sliders. So glad I did, these sliders are solid just by looks and feel I know they can take a beating. Ryan and the whole family are awesome. Install was very quick. I’ll be hitting up Ryan for other install. Thank you bud.

 

Hey brother!! Thanks so much for your support. I’m so glad you’re happy with the sliders. I appreciate you posting up some pics and leaving me the kind words. When you need anything else you know where I’m at buddy!!

 

I have a set of bolt on DCSB sliders without kickouts. They will fit a 2nd or 3rd gen DCSB. They can be painted with regular black spray paint or truck bed liner spray paint. They were made for a customer that unfortunately was not able to get them due to some a$$hole named COVID. Installation by me is included

I will be selling them for $575 with regular black spray paint or $595 with truckbed liner spray paint. First come first serve.

 

Those will sell super quick! At least they weren’t for a first gen regular cab. I had those sitting here for a while.

 

haha exactly. If they had a kick out they’d sell even quicker but oh well. Hopefully someone scoops them up soon

 

Eff it, PM inbound for some more details.

 

SOLD!!

 

No surprise, but another happy customer! Glad I finally jumped on a chance to add these to the truck after following this thread for years without pulling the trigger. It's worth it just to be able to contribute another Ryan under the truck picture

 

On 3N14 outside of Fawnskin / BigBear last weekend while waiting for some rock slider love from Shmellmopwho

 

Thanks so much man!! It was a pleasure meeting you and im glad it worked out this way where you were able to snag an already built set. I appreciate your support and appreciate you throwing up some pics too!

Soon enough my friend! I’ll get you hooked up so you can go thrash and bash hahaha!

 

Thanks Ryan! As everyone's mentioned, Ryan's super chill, knowledgeable and is passionate about what he does and the experience, personally, doesn't get better than this. If you're in SoCal and looking to pick up a set of sliders or just any of the things he fabricates, don't hesitate, it's worth the wait. Pretty solid work!

(screwed up Ryan under the truck pic. Here's a Ryan onthesideabouttogo under the truck haha)

 

Thanks so much bro for your support and for posting up some pics! It was a pleasure meeting you and getting to build a set for your truck.

For anyone wondering why the setting of the install is so much different from all the other pics, it’s because I had the opportunity to install these sliders in the parking lot outside of where I’m currently working at hahaha. Our schedules lined up best this way so we made it happen!

 

Ryan and family are awesome, same goes for their dog, Roxy!
Really cool guy, down-to-earth, expert at what he does.
Thank you, Ryan for the quality product and attentive service.
I ordered the 15-degree, shorter legs low profile slider. Exceded expectations!

 

Serves as a great mounting spot for gym equipment (; Still my favorite sliders to date

 

Genuine question, the sliders seem to stop short on the front. Is there a design reason for that?

 

Hm I dont think they do at all. Haven't seen sliders that come further forward (and not sure why I'd want them to). Not gonna answer for Ryan, but if they were to come more forward, they would have to be built lower, taking away from clearance. Also they dont need to come forward more either - if you wedge a rock between those two areas, that's on nobody else but you lol.

 

Thanks so much for the pics and the positive review man. I really appreciate your support. It was super nice meeting you and your girl and a pleasure to work on your truck. If you need anything in the future don’t hesitate to reach out! Thank you again!!

 

lol!! You know you’re getting good value when the product you buy serves more than one purpose!! Haha thanks homie. You’re my favorite

Thanks for asking the question.

Pretty much what Bijan answered. My 2 main reasons they’re designed the way they are is for maximum clearance and also not having long legs to the frame that create a bad/weak leverage arm.


As Bijan @socalexpeditions said, in order to get the main square tube that connect the legs to the frame any farther forward towards the back of the front tire to cover that gap, you’d have to do 1 of 2 things. Either move the legs farther down or move them farther out to get away from the back side of the front cab mount for the body. In both of those cases you’d either lose strength and rigidity or you’d lose loads of clearance. The main square tubing of the sliders runs into the back of the cab mount if you try to extend it any farther. If you google image any other sliders for Tacoma’s they actually end in very close to the same spot at the front.

 

That makes sense, it’s a trade-off of clearance and strength vs coverage. There are definitely some that extend farther that I’ve seen, just so ya’ll don’t think I’m trolling. I can see how they tuck up less now that you mention it. You’re pretty close to me and I like supporting local businesses so I’ll likely order a set from you when it’s time.