Tulsa Area 3rd Gens w/ Sliders??

Anyone in Oklahoma have bolt on sliders installed that I could look at before I order (any brand)?

Before I purchase sliders, I would kinda like to check some out in person. You know, see how they affect the entry/exit, look, etc.

I live in Tulsa and am currently working in Owasso Monday thru Friday, off work @ 3 pm. Off on weekends, and will be off the 4th of July.

I am willing to drive a bit to check out various brands/angles before placing an order for some.

PM or message here. I appreciate it!!

 

I'm local and have SOS concepts bolt ons you could check out.

 

I am unable to message you my number because of your privacy settings

 

Thanks!! Pretty nice privacy settings here.

I didn't realize I had everyone blocked. It's changed now.

 

Still can't start a conversation

 

Ah, I changed who could contact, but didn't check the little box.

Rectified... I think.

 

Did you ever end up getting sliders?

 

Check out PFadventure.com also. The guy's name is Tyler and he lives in Skiatook. I bought my RTT from him a few months ago, and he was awesome to deal with. Was talking to him a couple days ago about sliders as well as lift and tires.

 

Good call, Tyler and his crew are awesome to work with. I got my bumper through him.

 

Just found this thread. I don't know if you have purchased sliders yet. I have some Rocky Road Outfitters Super Sliders you can see on my truck. I live outside of Mannford and work in Tulsa.

 

Do you have pictures? I'm considering these.

 

I'm sorry I don't have better pictures.

 

Those look nice, but is there really only the two mounting points?

 

It also bolts to the pinch weld in four places

 

I've been researching these guys. Thanks for the pictures. From reading their website they are pretty confident they make the strongest slider in the world right? "Triangulation". I think I'm going to message them and see what they say about the strength and what they would say to comments like the one someone made about they look like steps and not sliders and they don't look like they would hold the rig. I still have never seen any pictures that show how they bolt to the pinch welds so maybe that's what I'm not getting at this point.

 

I doubt if they are the strongest sliders in the world! They were a pain in the ass to drill for. They sent self tapping bolts for the frame that didn't work worth a damn. I drilled them out one size larger and used grade 8 bolts. That being said they are really solid now. No rattles or noise can't get them to budge by standing and jumping. And the price was where I wanted to be. About $705.00 delivered. But in hindsight would go with weld on sliders now. I probably won't ever test their strength by sliding them over rocks.

 

Bolt to the pinch weld? That sounds sketchy AF. No way I would slam those down on a rock or use a hi-lift. Mine have twice as many mounting points and there is still a decent amount of flex when I jack up the truck with my hi-lift. Comes like a half to quarter of an inch from the pinch weld.

 

I'm really confused by the RRO slider design. Wouldn't bolting the sliders to the frame and then to the pinch seam inhibit the flex of the body mounts? The body moves relative to the frame, but the mounting of the sliders is interfering with that. I'm not sure how much of an issue it is, but it does raise a concern for me.

 

No, not yet.