B.A.M.F. Rock Sliders for 2nd Gen Tacoma

B.A.M.F. Rock Sliders
- For 2nd Gen Tacoma 05-14
- No kickout
- Bolt-on design
- Powder Coated

Located in North County San Diego (San Marcos). When you buy these from Jerry, shipping on these is expensive since the bolt-on models have to come freight.

They are M-I-N-T. I used them on my truck, but 100% just for show. I never went off-road. My Taco is stock other than tires and these sliders. There are no scratches, no chips, no dents. They never saw any use. Perfect condition!

$420 local pick up

BAMF Bay Area Metal Fab Fabrication

 

Im interested. What length truck were these made for? I have Access Cab same i believe as the Double Cab Short Bed. Long Bed Double wouldn't fit.

Also would you help throw on? Did you drill for any of the mounting?

 

You can check with Jerry @ BAMF on what fits what. I have a Double Cab Short Bed.

This is a great deal. I waited a long time for these and shipping was $130 just from him, then I paid another $140 for them to be powder coated.

I installed them on my own in my drive way. The hardest part was you have to drill *1* hole in the frame on each side that one of the bolts goes through from under the frame up. I think I went through a few drill bits (shit ones from HD though), and as I was drilling, little hot pieces of metal fell on my skin, so that sucked. The rest of the bolts go through existing holes. These are crazy strong and highly recommended. He typically has a long production wait when you order. Other than that, you simply hold them up, slam the grade-8 bolts through and start bolting shit on. His instructions are very clear. I think total time for me was about 2 hours, but that was with all the drill bit bs. If you have a stronger drill too, I bet you can power through it faster, mine would seize on me and I'd have to reverse, then forward.

 

These are 80" sliders and will fit a DCSB and AC

 

Jerry If i didnt have the capabilities to drill the third mount on these right away, will bolting until I can get the gear to drill down the line hold up fine as long as they are cosmetic only and not put to test on the trail? Id really like to get these but if I cant put on right away i have no place to store, and currently do not have the equipment to drill.

 

You can wait for him to respond, but my $0.02 is that of course you dont need that one hole through the bottom to have them on the truck. They bolt on many other places. It would be strongly advisable to have that if you plan on using these for what they are meant for (jacking the truck up from them, hitting a huge rock and protecting the truck, etc). You can see in one of my pics the side bolts holding it on and the bottom bolts. Only one of those bottom bolts (cant remember, but I think the one in the front im 99% sure) is the one you drill, so you have tons of others.

FYI I am going out of town Saturday morning, probably 8am, back Thursday afternoon at about 4pm. I am around today, thurs and fri. I am not pressed to sell these like ASAP or nothing, but at the same time, if you wanted them that fast before I left, you'd have to come during one of those times.

 

You can bolt them up without drilling just don't try to pick up the truck from then until you drill the holes.

 

They are off the truck. Piece of cake.

Seriously you can put them on completely, then the hole where you will need to drill in the future, just drill that one later and bolt it in.

The biggest plus in installing these can be to have someone with tiny hands around. When I did them, I had my 12yo around to reach in and help thread the nut on the bolt. I just removed them without his assistance, but on the drivers side only (the only side that can be tight) my fingers were pressed in real tight. Whew!

 

Not that I am pressed to sell this asap but tomorrow going to my aunts for thanksgiving in lake forest if you decided u wanted to grab em.

 

TTT.
This is a deal! Ready to bolt right up!

 

TTT

 

if you get interested ill throw em on for you at my place. not drill the 1 hole per side but you can do that some other time at your leisure.

 

TTT
$400.00
Really, this is a great deal. These are in like new condition.

 

Can you use a high lift on these? Im sure you could for weld on but I've heard some bolt-on sliders aren't able to.

 

Jerry (B.A.M.F.) has already replied to this thread, so he may chime back in. Yes, absolutely. They are bolted with insane grade-8 massive bolts. Many of them. These things are solid as hell!

 

SOLD