I have BumpItOffRoad sliders on my 100 and 80 as well, great products! Can't leave Slee off the list- Christo's gear is also top notch!
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I have BumpItOffRoad sliders on my 100 and 80 as well, great products! Can't leave Slee off the list- Christo's gear is also top notch!
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Anybody have experience with
Slee SliderSteps™ ?
Looking for a slider to replace the OEM running boards but don't want the type that are 'angled upwards'. The 'angled upwards' slider may be stronger than Slees' Slider Steps (picture attached) but the rig will not be used for agressive rock work, just need something that offers more protection than running boards- (no protection at all) but don't need the super heavy duty type.
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I think you are mistaken, Metal Tech didn't start making sliders for the 100 series until a few months ago.
Pics or it didnt happen
Even if it did fail....which I doubt....even monkeys fall off trees
Oh and if they failed too many times how come you only posted one instance that they failed? If any manufacturer(SLEE,MetalTech,BIOR) wanted to really guarantee they're welds they could mt the welds but that would add a lot more labor and increase prices as well. IMO any one of those are good choices and they are all well(over) built.
I had MT sliders on my 80 and now on my 100. Never heard a single complaint on Mud in 3+ years.
Metaltech4x4.com's slider test for June/July's 4wdtoyotaowner.com's mag part 3 - YouTube
The MT slider design for the 100 is a nice compromise between a step and slider combo. I like that MT has the kick out bar at the back as that can really come in handy when these big buses are in tight spots on the trail and provide a little extra protection for the rear qtr panel.
Slee's step slider is nice too and looks more tame for the DD civilians.
Metaltech4x4.com's slider test for June/July's 4wdtoyotaowner.com's mag part 3 - YouTube
The MT slider design for the 100 is a nice compromise between a step and slider combo. I like that MT has the kick out bar at the back as that can really come in handy when these big buses are in tight spots on the trail and provide a little extra protection for the rear qtr panel.
Slee's step slider is nice too and looks more tame for the DD civilians.
For those who don't know me, I beat the living hell out of my 80-series with MetalTech sliders and the sliders held up amazingly. I am 90% positive I wheeled that 80 A LOT harder than anybody here with a 100...
^ I might up that %age a bit...
Little late, but nice find!
To me thats the best 100 series color choice, aside from the Green they offered.
Always wanted to get a higher mileage rig to see how many more I could put on it.
That price seems pretty good, ones in the DC Metro area don't go that low, even with more miles on them!
Gonna change hte wheels? Tundra steelies ftw!
To me thats the best 100 series color choice, aside from the Green they offered.
Always wanted to get a higher mileage rig to see how many more I could put on it.
That price seems pretty good, ones in the DC Metro area don't go that low, even with more miles on them!
Gonna change hte wheels? Tundra steelies ftw!