Trail Gear Rock Sliders...ON
Mar 28, 2009 | 02:48 PM
#25
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Thanks wyo.
Here are a couple of better pics and you will see what I was refering too. If you lookat the fender flare for my rear door, you will see my slider completley protects it, but the front is the same as yours.
Here are a couple of better pics and you will see what I was refering too. If you lookat the fender flare for my rear door, you will see my slider completley protects it, but the front is the same as yours.
Mar 28, 2009 | 03:44 PM
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those things are MASSIVE wab, how long did it take you to make those?
4runner, i like the kick out, but im still VERY satisfied with what i got for the price, DIRT CHEAP. Thanks TOFER.
4runner, i like the kick out, but im still VERY satisfied with what i got for the price, DIRT CHEAP. Thanks TOFER.
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Mar 28, 2009 | 11:07 PM
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From: maryland
ok, well my sliders are the 67" version and they are pretty much perfect, there is about 1.5 to 2 inches in front and back from the end of the slider to the wheel well. and for the price you CAN NOT beat trail gear, unless you do it yourself. these things are VERY beefy, and i still cant wait for someone to swing the door open in to them.
WAB, whats next you ask? well today i mounted in the transmission cooler (didnt hook it up yet), moved some stuff under the hood for my CKMA12 ARB compressor, bought a bunch of crap to wire in my Aux fuse box, i need someone to install my locker and new gears, and then tires.
gimme 5 minutes and ill post up the pic i took from today.
goat, yea i was tired of struggling with holding them while painting so i took 15 minutes and gave em a quick standing lesson.
WAB, whats next you ask? well today i mounted in the transmission cooler (didnt hook it up yet), moved some stuff under the hood for my CKMA12 ARB compressor, bought a bunch of crap to wire in my Aux fuse box, i need someone to install my locker and new gears, and then tires.
gimme 5 minutes and ill post up the pic i took from today.
goat, yea i was tired of struggling with holding them while painting so i took 15 minutes and gave em a quick standing lesson.
Apr 10, 2009 | 06:28 PM
#32
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From: Lincoln, CA
I mounted mine the same way and am really glad i did. They will take whatever you throw at them. I have dropped off a 4ft ledge and slammed the sliders and they took it without a problem. only complaint i have is i have to tape off the truck to paint them. I end up painting them every few months but i have no complaints other than that with them. And i had a civic open their door really hard on mine and make a tube shaped dent in the end of their door it was priceless haha
Apr 11, 2009 | 09:03 AM
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Have you had anyone bitch at you yet because they swung there door open and hit your sliders denting there doors?
You never forget your first one you will remember where you were when it happened like you will never forget where you were on 911 kinda odd but always brings a smile to your face
You never forget your first one you will remember where you were when it happened like you will never forget where you were on 911 kinda odd but always brings a smile to your face
haha thats funny i haven't got one of them yet but i cant wait!!!!!!!!!!
Apr 11, 2009 | 09:43 AM
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