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06-01-2005, 05:36 PM
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tacoma sliders
after crushing my passenger door on a tree while wheeling a couple weeks ago, I'm going to invest in some sliders. So far I've checked out the Demello, Slee and Stubbs. The Slees are nice but two expensive for me. Anyone have input on the Demello or Stubbs? Pictures would also be great. any other reasonably priced types I missed? I'm going to get the weld on type
06-02-2005, 03:48 AM
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Are you going to weld them on yourself?
Are you in CO?
If you are in CO, then you can save on shipping by going to Slee, Front Range, or AOR and picking them up. The Slee sliders on the site are expensive because they are bolt-on not weld-on. I'm sure they could fab some weld-on for less $$$.
As far as quality, I can say the Demello sliders are very good and so are the Stubbs sliders. I've seen both up close.
Are you in CO?
If you are in CO, then you can save on shipping by going to Slee, Front Range, or AOR and picking them up. The Slee sliders on the site are expensive because they are bolt-on not weld-on. I'm sure they could fab some weld-on for less $$$.
As far as quality, I can say the Demello sliders are very good and so are the Stubbs sliders. I've seen both up close.
06-02-2005, 03:02 PM
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yeah, im in CO for the summer. i'm not going to weld them myself but theres a good welding shop here in evergreen that i can take them to. i will contact front range off road about some custom sliders and maybe slee can fab some cheaper weld ons, is there a website for AOR or what is its full name and where is it?
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06-02-2005, 03:44 PM
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Bentup
I just got a set from AJ at Bentup and they are great, total cost to me $285.57, painted and welded on. They are square double sliders and are very stout. The first day back home a moron throws open the door on his KIA and puts a nice V dent in his door 
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06-02-2005, 06:35 PM
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http://www.aor4x4.com/
Not familiar with CO but all those CO shops are reputable and you will save on shipping if you just go to one of them. Someone has to be close to you?
Not familiar with CO but all those CO shops are reputable and you will save on shipping if you just go to one of them. Someone has to be close to you?
06-02-2005, 07:13 PM
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I am running the stubbs sliders. Richard Stubbs is a very professional business man and his sliders are outstanding! I bought them this spring and they have already saved my rocker panels and thus paid for themselves. Really great welds and very helpful. I would weld them on yourself if you have access to the equipment and have some experience. Cannot speak for the other guys sliders. Shipping could be a bit high for CA to CO.
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