Mobtown Offroad Full Bolt On, No Drill Rock Sliders for 2005-2015 Tacoma

15 sets now sold, people saved tons on these and this is the only time of the year they'll ever be this cheap! Place your orders before the day ends or you'll be waiting another year for this price!

Order here: http://mobtownoffroad.com/product-category/rock-sliders/

 

What is the out the door price shipped to 30009 just bare bars no kick out?

 

Try to put what you want in the checkout on their site and then it will let you calculate shipping costs.

 

Lucky number 16?!

Sorry for the late texts Joe, thanks for helping us out with what looks to be an awesome product and a super deal.

- Ben

 

Head over to our site. You can select your options and add them to the cart. On the cart page you can calculate your shipping. Just enter your zip code and you'll be all set.

http://mobtownoffroad.com/product/no-drill-bolt-on-rock-sliders/

Sale ends at midnight Eastern time. That would be 50 minutes from now.

 

No problem Ben. I emailed you this morning. Let me know what you want to do!

 

Sold 20 sets of sliders during the Black Friday sale! We want to thank everyone for making that happen and I will be certain to keep an update running with order numbers so you can track your status!

 

Well, I mounted my High-Lift tonight:


Now, if I only had a lift point... Anyone have any ideas for a good lift point?

 

OHHH, I DO, I DO!

 

All orders begin weld tomorrow!!!

 

Me first! Me first!

When do you think the first few orders will start shipping out?

 

If they aren't powder coated, next week.

 

I wish I had seen this deal! Been looking for nice bolt on's forever! Please let me know next time there will be a sale - I'll buy one!

 

DAMMIT!!!!!!!!!! what happened to the 25 days of xmas sale

wish I saw this earlier

 

It will be a little while before another sale takes place. The Black Friday sale is the biggest one we have each year and it set us back by months of fabrication. I am doing everything I can to complete them and get the lead times back to our normal 2-3 weeks.

 

All orders are in process from the black Friday sale and expected to start trickling out very soon, but that doesn't mean you can't buy MOAR! Place your order here: http://mobtownoffroad.com/product/no-drill-bolt-on-rock-sliders/

 

So I finally got around to installing my BudBuilt sliders today, and as expected the transfer case (rear-most) skid's cross member attaches to the frame in the same place that your sliders are boxed. Any ideas on how they might share the same spot? The cross member only needs to be strong in the up direction.

 

Well shit, that is exactly where our C clamp is positioned. Doesn't mean we can't come up with something. Can you send me a pick of the other side of the bolts, how it actually is clamped down?

 

The two bolts thread into a rectangular piece of 3/8" steel resulting in a pinch on the frame. I upgraded to stainless hardware, so I got two sets - the stainless ones on the truck and two like the black one pictured here. It's not a very strong hold, and really just keeps the cross member from moving around. The only significant loading that it could take would from underneath or side-to-side and the 90-degree brackets transfer this to the frame, not the bolts-and-clamp arrangement.

The front of the transfer case plate (the one in question here) is bolted to the rear of the middle plate, and its center is bolted to the factory transmission cross member just in front of the exhaust crossover pipe, The skid plate cross member takes care of the rear edge, but I could remove the skid plate cross member altogether and the plate would still be secured. Of course it would no longer be able to take a big hit and would bend up at the exhaust crossover if it did. However, this means that the skid cross member could be removed, your sliders could be installed, and then the skid cross member could be modified with the skids and sliders both bolted in.

I'm not a fabricator, but I bet that the 90-degree brackets could be cut off the ends of the BudBuilt cross member and replaced with something that would line up with the two bolts in the bottom of your c-clamp and provide some surface area to take an upward load. You'd know better than me on that, but this is what I'm thinking.

 

These are nice! For the flat ones without the kickup, how far does it extend away from the the body? Most of the time these will be used as steps for the kid to in.