WTB Rocksliders for a 2000 4Runner
12-27-2003, 03:54 PM
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WTB Rocksliders for a 2000 4Runner
Looking for a round tube set that sits up tight close to the body.
Prefer bolt on, but I can weld or make my own brackets.
Seen a few but not the right ones yet.
Thanks
Prefer bolt on, but I can weld or make my own brackets.
Seen a few but not the right ones yet.
Thanks
12-27-2003, 05:45 PM
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There are several types... do a search and you'll find some good info. I've got demello sliders, weld-on. They are nice and strong, but there is some flex. I'm not sure if the flex is in the slider, or the frame though. He does a lot of work on tacos, and taco guys swear by his gear. I've also read that 4runner frame rail flex more than Taco frame rails, so I'm going to bet that my flex is in the frame, not the sliders.
He's a member on the board here, so depending on how busy he is with the holidays and all, he'll probably reply to this thread.
He's a member on the board here, so depending on how busy he is with the holidays and all, he'll probably reply to this thread.
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Originally posted by Roadrunner
Myself and other members have sliders from Badland Bumpers. Jeff is a really nice guy to deal with.
Myself and other members have sliders from Badland Bumpers. Jeff is a really nice guy to deal with.
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Re: WTB Rocksliders for a 2000 4Runner
Originally posted by Hunter
Looking for a round tube set that sits up tight close to the body.
Prefer bolt on, but I can weld or make my own brackets.
Seen a few but not the right ones yet.
Thanks
Looking for a round tube set that sits up tight close to the body.
Prefer bolt on, but I can weld or make my own brackets.
Seen a few but not the right ones yet.
Thanks
The 4runner section is being fixed right now but the tacoma section gives a good discription of the styles I have for sale.
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Re: Re: WTB Rocksliders for a 2000 4Runner
Originally posted by JDeMello
I make a couple differnt styles. Check out my website. www.demello-offroad.com
The 4runner section is being fixed right now but the tacoma section gives a good discription of the styles I have for sale.
I make a couple differnt styles. Check out my website. www.demello-offroad.com
The 4runner section is being fixed right now but the tacoma section gives a good discription of the styles I have for sale.
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Re: Re: Re: WTB Rocksliders for a 2000 4Runner
Originally posted by Darx
Can you post a direct link to your Tacoma page, please? For some reason the shockwave menu in the top left isn't showing up for me. I've even tried reinstalling shockwave and it's working on their site.
Can you post a direct link to your Tacoma page, please? For some reason the shockwave menu in the top left isn't showing up for me. I've even tried reinstalling shockwave and it's working on their site.
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