Tubed Sliders

Yes stepping on the tube is the same mounted at any angle but the height isn't. My wife is a shorty and gave me a hard time about lifting the truck to begin with... so I'm trying to do my best at giving us what we both want. For the most part if I was constantly offroading your jig setup would be perfect for me... but my truck is an everything/everyday vehicle. I don't expect you to make me a full off custom set, matter of fact, I wouldn't mind them sticking out a little more than normal, cause than it would f* up all those bastards cars that feel the need to open their door onto mine! Would you be able to send me a welded up slider with the mounting legs and frame mounts loose? That way I can cut the legs slightly shorter to get the right mounting depth for a "flatter" install. Thanks, btw you by far have the sweetest looking sliders I've seen to date! (did that get me first to the top of the list?)

 

Me either. I'm having a very hard time trying to get a set. No luck what-so ever. Can't seem to give anyone my business

 

With what you would pay for a set shipped to you are there not any shops around you that could fab one similar?

 

same boat everyone i ask gives me a hard time trying to get me to incorporate shit i don't want.

 

yeah that sucks.
I'm willing to pay acouple hundred at least. I realize it's going to cost at least that for shipping, maybe more.

 

I still love these sliders

 

count me in!

 

pics on 2 gen yet? thinking about getting a set for xmas

questions why is it wider sticking towards the back of the slider.

 

will they fit a double cab long bed?

 

Wondering the same. Eventually I expect - think Brian is addressing more common models at this time. See my posts 108 and 20. Others are also interested.
Went with step bars for now, but still watching for these bolt-on's to develop.

 

helps protect the rear fender as you go over rocks the rear "could" drag across..so it's a protective measure..good idea

 

Update?

 

x2

 

Updated 11/13/09
(decreased price for bolt on's)


$299.95 Weld On Kit *includes sliders, angle frame plates, legs and gussets. ($175 materials & $125 labor)

$110 tubing $25 3x5x4 angle frame plates & gussets $40 welder $125 labor


$335 Bolt On Kit * includes sliders, 3x5x4 angle frame plates, legs, gussets, & grade 8 hardware. ($210 materials & $125 labor)

$110 tubing $30 3x5x4 angle frame plate & gussets $40 welder $30 hardware $125 labor

 

Still sounds good. As long as I don't have to find someone to weld em up for me, I'll be happy. They still seem to be very competitive and the attention to detail speaks well. I'd love to get a pair before the snow flies and all the painting days are gone.

 

yep, Communication and customer service will always beat out a cheap price for me... wondering what shipping is going to do to me though

 

Thanks guys. I promise we'll get this figured out and offered for as low as humanly possible to make it worth it for all of us. I know how bad shipping can make or break an item for people which is why I always box the stuff myself (and it definitely sucks) and find the cheapest shipping method and try hard on my end to keep things as cheap as possible. I choose a nice product and a stoked person way more than trying to simply make a buck. I love fabbing and want to continue to be around to do so. A sincere thanks to you guys for sure.

 

A little more than I was hoping, but after looking at the price of other companies its a fair price.

Looks like its not something I will be doing soon with the price tag after I have to get it either Line X'd or powdercoated. Maybe next year if your still doing them.

 

I was told to stay away from powder coating as it chips and is hard to repair, rattle can or a can of herculiner is whats for me, also you could by a product called POR-15 and do it yourself, I used that stuff on my Jeep Bumpers years ago and man it is tough.. I miss my TJ

 

Stubbs welding recommends Hammer Finish

http://www.stubbswelding.com/rocksliders.htm