Rock sliders/rails
Mar 12, 2010 | 03:45 PM
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Rock sliders/rails
Could someone give me direction on getting a set of rock sliders/rails for a 2010 Tacoma 4 door short bed. Thanks
Last edited by brucehenry33; Mar 12, 2010 at 05:14 PM.
Mar 12, 2010 | 03:51 PM
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Mar 12, 2010 | 05:03 PM
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First of all welcome to YotaTech!
As others have said, some more information about your rig, what you want to use it for, what you currently have on it, if you have any plans to lift it, etc...will really help us help you more.
There are several different kinds of sliders (material and shape) as well as quality/durability (DOM, HREW).
You can get square or round, kick-out or no kick-out, etc...
If it was me, for what I do, I would go with these along with a Hi-Lift jack and Wabbit's own Slider Adapter and Wabbit's foot accessories.
It's up to you if you want to go with the stronger more expensive DOM tubing or the cheaper slightly less strong HREW tubing.
I went with the HREW with no kick-out on my 3rd gen (HEAVY) and I was able to jack it up by the sliders with no problem at all.
Hope that helps,
Fink
As others have said, some more information about your rig, what you want to use it for, what you currently have on it, if you have any plans to lift it, etc...will really help us help you more.
There are several different kinds of sliders (material and shape) as well as quality/durability (DOM, HREW).
You can get square or round, kick-out or no kick-out, etc...
If it was me, for what I do, I would go with these along with a Hi-Lift jack and Wabbit's own Slider Adapter and Wabbit's foot accessories.
It's up to you if you want to go with the stronger more expensive DOM tubing or the cheaper slightly less strong HREW tubing.
I went with the HREW with no kick-out on my 3rd gen (HEAVY) and I was able to jack it up by the sliders with no problem at all.
Hope that helps,
Fink
Mar 12, 2010 | 05:04 PM
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Mar 12, 2010 | 05:13 PM
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short bed
First of all welcome to YotaTech!
As others have said, some more information about your rig, what you want to use it for, what you currently have on it, if you have any plans to lift it, etc...will really help us help you more.
There are several different kinds of sliders (material and shape) as well as quality/durability (DOM, HREW).
You can get square or round, kick-out or no kick-out, etc...
If it was me, for what I do, I would go with these along with a Hi-Lift jack and Wabbit's own Slider Adapter and Wabbit's foot accessories.
It's up to you if you want to go with the stronger more expensive DOM tubing or the cheaper slightly less strong HREW tubing.
I went with the HREW with no kick-out on my 3rd gen (HEAVY) and I was able to jack it up by the sliders with no problem at all.
Hope that helps,
Fink
As others have said, some more information about your rig, what you want to use it for, what you currently have on it, if you have any plans to lift it, etc...will really help us help you more.
There are several different kinds of sliders (material and shape) as well as quality/durability (DOM, HREW).
You can get square or round, kick-out or no kick-out, etc...
If it was me, for what I do, I would go with these along with a Hi-Lift jack and Wabbit's own Slider Adapter and Wabbit's foot accessories.
It's up to you if you want to go with the stronger more expensive DOM tubing or the cheaper slightly less strong HREW tubing.
I went with the HREW with no kick-out on my 3rd gen (HEAVY) and I was able to jack it up by the sliders with no problem at all.
Hope that helps,
Fink
Thanks
Mar 12, 2010 | 05:58 PM
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I had a set of Stubb's sliders on my '05 Taco TRD DC Shortbed...
http://www.stubbswelding.com/
Richard does some awesome work...
saved my rockers several times
http://www.stubbswelding.com/
Richard does some awesome work...
saved my rockers several times
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