CaliRaised Sliders

I don't know why I was assuming it was like in the middle or something.
Interesting that it appears to have flexed, but not bent into place.
Thanks for the video.

 

I noticed in the video at 1:13 it appears to be bent...not sure if that is normal.

 

Anyone else have issues like that? I was thinking of pulling the trigger and buying the 0° sliders because where I live I don't have a lot of good options but caliraised is sold at one of our local off-road shops for a decent price and from what I can tell they look like pretty solid sliders....

 

We made sure it was taken care of. But if you have any questions please feel free to let me know!

 

Got mine on. Patience was key in shipping.

Mine were packed with powder on the skid..baking soda? Or?

Some hardware was also incomplete but quickly remedied locally. A few washers and a bolt missing.

I’m liking the look for sure. Can’t wait to get the 285’s on though.

 

Aay thanks for the quick response @CaliRaisedLed
I'll be ordering mine most likely today through overland outfitters. The 0° with fill plates look awesome

 

No problem!

 

i think the 25 degree are my first choice right now but they seem to be newer, does anyone have any proven experience showing that they will hold up well, and yea i know it is made of very good materials, i just want to make sure there aren't any weird weak spots and that they will hold up well and can be used for highlifts and the like.

 

Pic of my 25 degree CaliRaised sliders. Really like them! Rock protection, but not shin bashers when you are getting in. Haven't put them through any serious stress other than minor rock slides.

 

Thanks for sharing! They look great.

 

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Also, our slider is 100% capable of holding the whole weight of the vehicle so the high lifts will work perfectly.

 

Forgive me if this is posted somewhere, I didn’t see it. What’s your approximate lead time now, with COVID going on? Thinking of ordering a set for will call in Ft Worth.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...10-20-lowest-lead-times.660925/#post-23123033

JOIN OUR IN-STOCK SLIDER THREAD! I will be posting our in stock sliders and if the ones you want are not on there we are looking at 3-5 days for raw and 2 weeks for Powdercoat!

 

Just curious about the 25 degree with kickout... Doesn't look like the kickout would provide any real kickout protection but the actual extension there may be very useful as a step to reach roof. Whats your take? Vertically challenged here and trying to figure out if the 0 degree would be better for me.

 

These sliders are pretty tight to the body and don't provide a step, except for the kick out part. If you're looking for a step and ultimate side protection for tall obstacles you may want a 0 degree or even a different brand that sticks out further. I do love these sliders for several reasons but do recognize their limitations.

 

Thanks for such a quick reply. Ive seen a bunch of pics, but this one lays out the perspective perfectly! They look so damn right

 

Please let me know if you have any questions! Right now we have in stock

1)7 Pairs of DCSB/ 25 Degree / With a Kick out/Bolt-on Rock Sliders (Raw)

3) 2 Pair of DCSB/ 25 Degree / With a Kick out/Bolt-on Rock Sliders (POWDERCOATED)

4) I HAVE 1 DCLB / Bolt-On/ 0 Degree Rock Sliders with Kickout/ With NO Filler Plates

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I just had my 25 degree sliders delivered and I opted to have them powder coated. I noticed that none of the installation hardware was finished specifically the steel plates. Do you all recommend hitting them with some paint before installation?

 

any 20 Degree DCLB?

 

Hey! All the hardware is Zinc-coated so no need to coat them for before installing!