Official Tennessee Thread

Wife wants to sell them, but if I can find a clean first gen regular cab at the price I want I'm gonna put them on there. If not I'll hit you up. 5 methods/285/70r17 falken rocky mountain/et lugnuts

 

These are the beadlocks.

 

Aaaaahhhhhhshit. Yep, no beadlocks here haha

 

And about a week too late...

 

Anyone know if there is a company around the TN area that makes good rock sliders? All the ones I keep looking cost $200 to ship. That's bananas haha.

 

Where in TN are you? It's a long state

 

Clarksville. I love road trips though.

 

I don't know of any local fab shops that make sliders. Armor is heavy, so it costs to ship it. If you're not cool with that, I'd suggest waiting until one of the companies has a good sale going. They generally have them around the holidays. The more affordable options for sliders are usually trail gear and 4x innovations.

 

I had a place here in Knoxville build mine. Couple shops here one that I’ll be dealing with in the near future is rock your 4x4. Could try them.

 

Jake of All Terrains here in Knoxville built my rear bumper. He's a cool dude working out of his garage. I think he's on Facebook if you want to try it

 

order the 4X innovations and I’ll build them/weld them on for $150

 

Lol

 

I'm not sure if Trail Gear makes what you want, but you can get trailgear products shipped to a local 4wp and pickup there for free

 

4x innovations if you know a welder that way you can set your own angle. Plus TG doesn't make a kickout version

 

Agreed. @DrAndroid I bought the 4X sliders originally and my brother and I welded them up. If memory serves they were in the $300 range. I'd recommend ordering a set and paying @Kerleyfries to weld them up. You'd still be under $500 for the set.

 

+1 for 4xinnovations

 

Coworker sent me this from our parking deck.

 

Who taught y'all to park?

 

We leave clearance for dumbasses that have trouble parking.
I watched someone try getting into a spot 3 times before giving up yesterday. A spot I could've fit a long travel Tundra into no problem.

 

That green one is dope