bolt on sliders

So is it seems like SOS is pulling the most votes. I am looking for a set as well for a 15 DCSB. Bolt on. Step-ish and door ding approved!!

Any products to avoid? what about the dealer offered types?

 

One stop shop.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/armor/199562-sliders-2nd-gens.html

 

so i would have to drill holes in the frame right? i dont think there are many holes that you can use for bolts? or i can have my buddy weld them on too also these are for dbsb?

 

In January we will have a true no drill bolt on slider for the DCSB using a modified version of the of the plates designed by "1 Bored Clerk" used tn this thread http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/armor/302192-diy-bolt-frame-plates-sliders.html

We have had the file for a few months but were testing I few minor tweaks before we start selling them on our sliders.

And it just so happens all of our sliders are 25% off starting Saturday

 

My sos with kickouts are the bomb.com
Bolt right on no drill. Bad boys are beefy and heavy so have some extra hands or jack stands to get em on.

 

where they bolt to the body like running boards/

 

any idea on price yet?

 

Nope that would fail quick. These have huge plates welded on that bolt to the holes already in the frame.

 

Correct. Yes they are for dcsb

 

the SOS concept sliders are NO DRILL. Yes there are enough holes. I can't remember exactly but maybe 5-6 each side for bolts.

 

+1 for SOS
Love mine and eddy is a great dude if you have questions.

 

The same price we offer right now.http://www.bayareametalfab.com/80-Sliders_p_1.html

 

thanks guys im kinda leaning towards the sos one as i dont wanna drill holes

 

for those who want that non-drill bolt on slider.. are they able to buy now under the sale and wait for the CNC machine ( just have longer wait time) for those considering it

 

Will you have these no-drill sliders available for a 2014 DCLB?

 

Hi guys, just wanted to bump this to see what the options are now.
I have new '15 DCSB...buying sliders today and want bolt ins.
Thanks

 

I'd like to plug Mobtown Offroad's bolt-on sliders. They have a different (and we think stronger) way of bolting on. They have a clamp system that fully boxes the frame. In addition, we use Beam Clamps to pinch the back edge of the frame. This all works in conjunction with the full lenght bolt-on flange to securely tie the sliders to your frame.

http://mobtownoffroad.com/product/no-drill-bolt-on-rock-sliders/

 

I went with SOS Concepts bolt on sliders, awesome product, and Eddy is real easy to work with!
No regrets!
Also bought his front bumper!

 

7 each side.