BAMF no drill bolt on sliders

Can I get more photos of it from the front eye level and from the side to see how the side next to the body?

 

Stand by, not with my truck currently. I’ll check to see what I have in the archives...

 

Not vary many have been made with that configuration 0 degrees is not a hot seller maybe 10 a year on all slider orders.

 

May have to zoom in a bit, hopefully this is what you're looking for...

 

Perfect, thank you!

Thanks Jerry! I'm thinking 10* is the perfect in-between of clearance and still a usable step.

 

@JLee how much weight does the dimple plate add?

 

About 10lbs per side.

 

I think @ChadsPride has a set of 0 degrees IIRC.

 

That's correct good sir.

 

His is a SB @The_Black_Pearl has a LB also @ChadsPride has no kick we don't offer no kick on DCLB sliders as no one ordered them.

 

Yep, no kickout. Mine are a somewhat unique setup that may not work for everybody's application but I love them. Probably my favorite thing on the truck!

 

I need to replace my famous fabrication sliders, with These that stick out more. I want fill plates for steps too. I’ll have to wait for that 2018 Black Friday sale!

 

If you wait till black friday you will probably have to wait at least an additional 3 months after ordering for them to be ready. Might as well order them now and save up for something else on black friday.

 

I have nothing else to buy for my truck. I just want to replace my sliders for something with more kick out. Mine don’t keep me away from trees like i want.

 

Any for a single cab laying around by chance?

 

We don't offer single cab sliders sorry.

 

Following many months of procrastination after installing my sliders, I finally got around to putting my transfer case skid back on. I am happy to report that BudBuilt Skids work with the BAMF sliders....sort of. The BudBuilt rear cross-member normally rests on the inside and bottom of the frame rails, but now the BAMF slider mounts occupy the bottom. So, the skid cross-member still fits more-or-less where it's supposed to, but now sandwiches the BAMF mount between it and the frame rail. The results in the cross member being lower, and the clamp bolt holes no longer line up. I think the fix for this will be to simply grind the cross-member hole into a slot to allow the bolt to move up just a bit. For now I left them mounted with the cross-member clamps off, and the plate doesn't seem to be moving at all. I will have to take them off again on 5000 miles for my 6000 mile service, and I'll modify them then. Otherwise they bolted right up.

 

Awesomeness

One of the first DCLB bolt on sliders Jerry made. Still going strong.

 

What is the "DOM Outer Rail Upgrade" option for like $180?

 

Got my DCLB sliders today. Super beefy. Not sure if they left BAMF shipped on a pallet, but that came to me loose. Regardless, sliders look to have survived the journey with minor scratches that will soon be covered in powder coat. Looks like @JLee has updated some of the mounting hardware vs the instructions. The nut plates are huge and use an insert vs. a welded nut. Next stop is the powder coater then install.