nrgetic99

I have read all the arguments about welding onto the frame and I am looking for bolt on sliders as with my recent luck, I must plan on being able to remove everything from this truck if it gets totalled or I have to sell.

I am sure someone other than 4crawler used to do bolt on as I am looking for a bar that serves dual puprose and also has a more integrated look like a Stubbs.

Anyone ??

Thanks

David

Gerdo

Good question. I've wondered the same thing. This may help.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/slider-attachment-question-weld-bolt-82255/
Which is better? Or are they both just as good? (bolt on vs weld on)

rocket

iTrader: (1)

Bentup has two versions: sqaure and tubed.
http://www.bentup.com/rockerskids.html

00Runner

Any sliders that use scab plates for mounting could be made bolt on. Just drill some holes.

Are you planning on totalling or selling your truck? If not then just weld them on. In the worst case scenario you can always cut or grind them off.

ebelen1

Grimpy bought some used bolt-on sliders from someone here. Can't remember the name but if you PM him, I'm sure he'll tell you.

northfacer581

bolt on for me. work great...i use them as jack points, and they flex a tiny bit, but have held the 4runner up for over an hour...pics:






previous owner built them himself.

FingerMan20

im gonna get the roger brown sliders with the extensions for my rig eventually... they look badass.

nrgetic99

If you read my posts, you will see I have recently had one totalled and due to my issues with the insurance company, NOTHING on any of my trucks will be installed unless it can be removed by me.

David

grimpy

I got Steve's old sliders... Rockstomper... It is bolt on but also required drilling into the pinch welds... A whole bunch of holes... If you remove it and put the factory running board on, it would cover it... However in my case, when I got it finally installed, the boxy end of the fender flare for the rear doors had to be shaved just so I could open the door.