toyota rock sliders?

[rooinater]

so i've been looking into these for awhile. are the hrew ones, that the majority of the companies sell, strong enough. or should i go with dom ones? i think it was 4x4 innovations that sold the dom ones...

also, i have a standard cab long bed, with the bed removed and the rear axle moved about 3 to 4 inches forward. should i just get the standard cab sliders? or should i go with the xcab/longbed sliders?

thanks

 

[Pook]

regular cab sliders should be around 60" and should be perfect for your rig without the box.

The HREW does dent pretty easy. I stopped using the 1.75" hrew for making them and started using a 1.9" .125" wall hrew handrail tube (not pipe) and they hold up alot better.

These are the ones I make, similar to allpro's. I like the bump outs, helps with pivoting around trees

 

[rooinater]

how much do you sell them for and ship to (marysville, wa) 98271 area?

 

[Pook]

Sorry I made a whole batch of them but just sold the last and don't plan on making anymore for bit to busy with work.

I was selling them for $250 canadian which would be around $225 US.

 

[mad chemist]

I got mine from "Badland Bumpers" locally, drove the rig down to the shop and he welded them on for me right there.

http://www.badlandbumpers.com/page0008.htm

 

[GRNTACO]

I made mine out of 1.5X.120 HREW and they have not dented yet but they do have deep scratches from the rocks.

Demello makes sliders and he is in SoCal.

 

[crapyota]

i just bought trail gears $135. they are nice.ditching my :rb: square tube sliders.

 

[Grommit327]

I've seen alot of dented HREW sliders out there. I would spend the money on DOM or just plan on replacing them every couple of seasons. Or you could go sch. 80 pipe and not have to worry about it

 

[dove'd85]

DOM is much stronger than HREW, imo do it right the first time, go with DOM. though i managed to dent my DOM the first trip out:eeek: if you want to have some made shoot me a pm.

 

[Brian H]

Here are some I made for a buddy.120 wall hrew.

 

[Ranger James]

more pics, i cant wait to fab up a set!

 

[Dain Bramage]

so i've been looking into these for awhile. are the hrew ones, that the majority of the companies sell, strong enough. or should i go with dom ones? i think it was 4x4 innovations that sold the dom ones...

also, i have a standard cab long bed, with the bed removed and the rear axle moved about 3 to 4 inches forward. should i just get the standard cab sliders? or should i go with the xcab/longbed sliders?

thanks

well, today i lifted my truck on one of the hoists at work from the TG sliders. they barely budged. i think they are pretty strong.