Rock Sliders for ALL Toyotas

I had a set of these on my 01 DCSB and loved them. I would get a set for my 2019 if they were bolt on :/
Here's the best picture I have of the 01 with them on:

 

@traxman25 hey man, just curious if you guys have done anything towards bolt on sliders for second gens. I'm getting itchy and might just end up springing for the weld ons if things are stagnant in the bolt on category

 

We will be working on them tomorrow.

 

Wait, really? Any indication yet on pricing for just an HREW set for a DCSB?

 

Humm, the fully welded version will only be available in DOM, but we're doing the 3rd gen ones as a weld it yourself kit so I guess there's no reason the kit version couldn't be HREW. They should be the same price as the 3rd Gen sets, fully welded and weld it yourself.

 

That's awesome man, but good grief that price on the full weld ons is just so amazing I'm gonna see if I've got a buddy with a welder I didn't know about first.

Hey are there any pics out there of the different fill plates you sell?

 

Sure, here are a few of the different options. First is the standard option with TRD cutout.
The second is the full length option with TRD cutouts
Third is the full length option with no logo cutouts

 

@traxman25 Looks nice! Really wish they weren't such a pricey add-on, but for the dog and kids and rocker panels I think it's probably a necessary expense. I think I found a good welder near me, just ironing out the details before I pull the trigger. The Thanksgiving sale runs through the 2nd, right?

 

I have repriced the tread plates. Those prices were, um bad... They are a lot easier to make now with the weld on style.

 

It still shows $120-210, I think that's the same as before unless I'm getting confused. So many sales, so many numbers to remember

 

Hard to believe it has been 6 years already, thanks Adam they have been awesome!



And the dog approves of them also

 

It was 180-290.

Thanks for the post and pics! Looks great. I'm so glad we don't to the expanded steel plates anymore. Good looking pup you've got there.

 

@traxman25 hey can you keep us second genners posted in here when you get bolt ons worked out for us? I'm starting to lean pretty heavy towards the weld then bolt kit. I know we're all still recovering from Thanksgiving but I'm hoping for something concrete before your sale is over

 

Yes for sure. We hit some road blocks last week to even being able to work on the 2nd gen (dreaded shift linkage freeze and a heater in the shop quit working). It's in the shop finally at least.

 

I never really had an interest in sliders because I don't plan to do any hard core wheeling. I just read through all 30 pages of this thread and now plan to get a set of DOM sliders to help protect my 20 year old truck. I'm super particular about things and I really like the ability to be able to make the decision of how far they will stick out and also tilt them to the angle that I think works/looks best for me.

These look like a super nice product with nothing but excellent reviews. I find the instructions to be very good too and included a link below:
http://4xi.biz/4xi/Weld_On_Rock_Slider_Install.pdf

 

These are sticking out past the body 3/4" and are tipped up close to 10 degrees(1" up from inner rail).
Painted with Rustoleum truck bed, then lightly sanded, then two coats of semi-gloss.

 

Just want to thank @4xInnovations (@traxman25) for making awesome sliders! I got a set of the DOM tubes with kickout and square main tube. They arrived fast and I installed them right away. Finally had the chance to test them out today, unintentionally. They deffinitely saved my 4Runner from some major damage, doing their job better than expected!













Extremely happy with the sliders. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality sliders for their vehicle!

 

How heavy do the 80” sliders run? Can’t be more than thirty or so pounds each?