Sliders...

Thanks! And damn those dark matte bronze SCS look good!

 

I'm right by Metaltech. Good company. Do they bolt or weld on?

 

Bolt may also have weld on

 

I went with c4 with the filler plates for steps too. Ordered a little less than a month ago, still waiting for them

 

Honestly, most of these are reputable companies (Pelfreybilt, mobtown, C4, Bamf) just to name a few. They kick out quality products. Just pick out what style looks good to and your budget and go with it. Im sure you'll be happy

 

Anyone mind grabbing a tape measure and checking how far theirs stick out, either from the frame or body. And if you have a kick out how far does it kick out.

 

SOS sliders with kickout

Sliders to frame


Sliders to body / pinch welds


Kickouts to frame


Kickouts to body / pinch welds

 

I have Mobtown Sliders...just installed yesterday. And as previously mentioned on here, theyre a bitch to install. Drivers side took like 3 hours. Passenger like 40 minutes. Because theyre bolt on they gotta go snug against the frame and wrap it in spots, and of course your brake lines and wiring runs through there on the drivers side. Oh, and directions absolutely sucked and confused the shit outa me. Some of the photos and descriptions were just garbage. (one photo appears to be cut off and overlapped by another photo) And the sliders include some square "washers" that just wouldnt fit next to the brake lines unless I cut them smaller. Butt maybe thats just me. Anyway...finally finished the install...just hope I never have to take them off.

On the plus side, asked a question, they replied in 5 minutes....at like 11pm. Talked to them about making them extend past the standard 1 inch past door crown, they offered to do it free of charge. Customer service is awesome.

 

Our sliders are designed with a 25 degree up slope angle for a high clearance type of slider. Along with the up-slope, our design still utilizes a flat grippy stepping surface that is about 4 1/2" wide and works great for accessing the roof of the vehicle.

 

Came here hoping to find these...



I'm leaving disappointed.

 

What angle did you set the sliders to? On my 1st gen i have them set to 19 degrees to have them almost flat and stick out, very similar to how your are set up. They are SOLID and will be putting them on my 3rd gen. Thanks

 

I can't remember the exact angle but I believe it was around 13-15 degrees. Just a very slight angle. I had them stick out a little further out too so I could use them as steps and the kick out will be flush when I go to bigger tires later on.