Does anyone know of a rock slider manufacturer that sells bolt on sliders? I believe Demello Offroad may have them, but not sure. I would like to also get some that are unfinished, so I can prime, paint, and install them myself.

 

Im interested also if anyone finds anything, I dont mind welding but I dont plan on keeping this vehicle my whole life so if/when I sell it Id like to return it close to stock.

 

4crawler has them

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/RockSliderZ.shtml

tons of options on design, and paint etc. Even has an option to make them air tanks as well.

 

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/RockSliderZ.shtml

I just installed a pair last month, work great, look good and very easy to install.

 

I have 4Crawler sliderz, but I welded them on.

THE BEST bolt ons are CBI Fab though. SUPER easy to put on and pretty beefy. Not sure if they make them for preTacos though...
http://www.cbioffroadfab.com/index.php

 

demello makes zem for za third+ gens

 

Wabfab

 

eric the red post some pics, did you put a mount through the frame?? im thinking of getting the 4 crawler rock sliders

 

X2, i wish I knew that He made bolt on ones before I made mine, would have been a ton cheeper.

 

yea there site sucks

 

e-mail steve, or pm him on ttora. STEVE@CBIOFFROADFAB.COM his ttora username is "rokbrkr"

 

I just drilled holes and used Roger's self-tapping bolts to mount mine. If I have any problems with that then I'll get longer bolts and go through the frame. I'll post some pics on the weekend.

 

Here's some pics of my sliders. These are 63" long, 4Crawler's normal 3rd gen ones are 66" but I thought I would have clearance problems with the fender flares. Turns out 66" would have fitted fine though.

 

i like , i really like the square look, ive got some overtime coming up and i know what im getting- oh yeah

 

I do not sell bolt on sliders except for the FJ Cruiser, but I am in Tuscaloosa, AL which is quite close to Nashville, TN if you are interested in getting some properly welded on or installed.

 

Also am working on a 3rd (or 5th) bolt-on option. This method uses threaded inserts that are pretty easy to install w/ simple hand tools. THreaded insert bolt to the left, self-tapping bolt to the right:



The threaded insert gives approx. 4 times the thread engagement that the self-tapping bolt does:









Still working on the cost for this installation option. Will include a returnable installation tool. Does require drilling holes in the frame slightly over 1/2" in dia.

The inserts will also be available as a retrofit to existing self-tapping bolt installed sliders if you want to get a stronger mount. Normally, only the bottom-most bolt holes use the threaded inserts.

 

Ok then what do you call the set you sold me with the bolt on mounts?? Guess that I misunderstood what you sold me my bad