Show me those sliders

With Pelfreybilt going under I am try to decide which sliders I want to go with. I have narrowed it down to RCI, SOS, and Mobtown. I am looking for photos from the front to show how much the sliders stick out.
I found this picture showing Mobtown

Anyone able to provide me with similar pictures with RCI and SOS sliders for comparison. I want my sliders to stick out enough to provide protection but not too much poke. Thanks!

 

Hope this helps. Love my RCI.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sliders-2nd-gens.199562/

 

Love my mobtowns

 

Sos concepts bolt on no drilling with kick out

 

That is exactly the picture I needed, thank you! Do your sliders have the 20 degree or 5 degree angle?

 

Me? I think they’re 15* but could be wrong.

 

Sorry, that comment was meant for @Triple P. Thanks for the pictures though.

 

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no problem. Use the quote button so people know you’re talking to them specifically

 

I thought I did but I done goofed.

 

Mine are 20

 

Those are beautiful

 

Found a better side pic of mine, mine are 0 degrees. Perfect step for the wife.

 

This. Where you located OP? I'm in AZ and have made a few sets on the side for people. $400 bare or $450 and I'll paint/ install them if your local. I can ship, but don't know what that would cost. But you'll have shipping cost from anywhere unless you are local.

5th gen 4Runner

2nd gen Taco

Just a few that I've done. Both kicked up at 17.5*

 

Thank you good sir, it is much appreciated.

 

I’m from NC but currently living in FL. That second set looks pretty sweet though. Wish I knew how to bend tube and stack dimes

 

If you're gonna use and abuse your truck it is a handy skill to have. I do it as side work to keep my skills up and make a little side money. Just recently started jotting down specs though for toyotas so I can reproduce product without needing a vehicle on hand. 2 week lead time if you feel like helping a small town fab guy out. But shipping is probably going to kill anything I can do for price getting them across country.

 

These saved my driver side door last time out.