BAMF Rock sliders "most" Trucks

Glad you like them

 

Yessir there wicked awesome I especially love how you included your logo on the square tube I painted them orange and it pops nicely

 

Check and make sure the main frame plate is flush with the frame there shouldn't be any gap between the frame and the slider frame plate. The new legs don't have anything to do with the where they sit they are the same dimensions as our old legs. Every single set of 3rd gen sliders have been welded in the same location from day one but yours do look lower it's odd. Check for obstructions between the frame plate and frame.

 

Thankful for these sliders. Been able to use them good since getting them on

 

Installed the sliders today with a buddy. Install went smooth, took about 2-3 hours. Had to cut one plate a lot of clear a river but that was simple. Love the fit and finish!

How much clearance do I need between the door and tube? How much will it flex ? I have over a fingers worth

 

My sliders are welded about an 1/8" below the pinch weld running front to rear. I've landed on them multiple times, very hard, and have managed to get them to contact the pinch weld ever so slightly. So I'd be willing to say a fingers worth is more than plenty

 

Is there a write up for install of 3rd gen bolt ons? The bag of hardware looks a little overwhelming lol

 

Love the everloving shit out of my BAMF sliders

 

Yes right here In our vendor section 80" bolt on install.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/bamf-05-80-bolt-on-slider-install-instructions.409450/

 

Perfect, thanks!

 

By far one of the best mods you can do to the truck. Love these things

 

Happy birthday Jerry! @JLee

 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! ​

 

Thanks.

 

2nd gen DCLB.. where the hell does this become relevant in the install..? Doing install in the rain because determination.



Edit: Disregard. Found the secret spot for it. How many bolts per side should I have? I have a lot of holes in the slider mounts, but the frame holes aren’t big enough for the given bolt.

 

Every hole is not used most of them are for brake line clips on the driver side. These are made for over 10 years of frames that toyota changes ever so slightly every few years. Just bolt up the holes that fit the frame.

 

are these 10 or 20 degree?

 

They are 'flat' off the frame. I would call it 90°

But I've heard it called 0° also

Basically there is no angle up or down

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I guess the DCLB for a 2013 Tacoma only has an option for the kicker Out sliders? I didn’t see ones that didn’t kick or low profile. I saw this picture and wanted it for a DCLB.

 

The no kick on the DCLB was removed from the options. Building one or two sets a year is not cost effective. We will build them but there is a 10% upcharge to do so.