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[StormtrooperGX550]

would you mind posting a photo perhaps with the toe of a shoe on them for reference?

on a previous Tacoma I had added strips of grip tape to the top of my Shrockworks sliders - could help!

Hopefully this will help. The rock rail doesn't protrude far enough, to be much of a step.

 

[OGBeno]

I can get that going if folks are interested. Can get part numbers for LC and Tacoma.

Now your life can suck for ever and ever like all of those other parts professionals before you here on MUD.

 

[Dixon Santana]

Now your life can suck for ever and ever like all of those other parts professionals before you here on MUD.

Laughed a little too hard at that

Parts is the ultimate test of your patience sometimes.

 

[ZRTactical]

With Courtesy Lamp:
51083-60280 RH
51084-60280 LH

Without Courtesy Lamp:
51083-60290 RH
51084-60290 LH

Are the lamps retrofitable? So like on my 1958, no plugs are visible like on the ones that are factory installed. I’d like to use those as triggers for rock lights

 

[4les]

Thanks for the part numbers...am going to remove the rock rails and install this ...am not into rock crawling so don't need these...the rack also is going to be removed, hopefully it reduces the wind noise .

 

[427Monster]

No ‘wheeling’ and main reason for them is kid’s step so what’s wrong with those steps? It certainly doesn’t sound like you need sliders at all.

I simply do not like the way the predator steps look.


I can tell he doesnt have young kids; kids and big, metal, pointy things that stick out do not mix well.

Thanks for starting the thread because I'm looking to do the same. I'll buy the parts listed or look for someone with takeoffs.

 

[ALcruiser222]

Posted on the part number thread but wanted to re-post here:

Request: I am looking for the part number for the factory weld-nut clips/plugs for Predator Step delete. I think there are 6-8 per side? Perhaps a M8 bolt?

I understand there are threads on other Toyota forums, and perhaps the part is the same (as well as suggestions to just teflon tape the bolts and reinstall).

However - I would just like to confirm the part # from a LC250 part schematic. Thanks!

 

[Dixon Santana]

Posted on the part number thread but wanted to re-post here:

Request: I am looking for the part number for the factory weld-nut clips/plugs for Predator Step delete. I think there are 6-8 per side? Perhaps a M8 bolt?

I understand there are threads on other Toyota forums, and perhaps the part is the same (as well as suggestions to just teflon tape the bolts and reinstall).

However - I would just like to confirm the part # from a LC250 part schematic. Thanks!

Showing this part # for the bolts. Do not see any plugs for the threaded holes.

90119-08D21 or the new # 90119-A0514

 

[ALcruiser222]

90119-08D21

Thanks!

Based on that info would I be correct to assume that a LC250 without any steps/sliders would have bolts installed in these holes? As opposed to clips/plugs?

 

[Corbet]

There should only be like a 1000 of these sets available in the used market as soon as all the slider options present themselves. I know mine are coming off.

 

[ryanjl]

Thanks!

Based on that info would I be correct to assume that a LC250 without any steps/sliders would have bolts installed in these holes? As opposed to clips/plugs?

Yes. There are bolts in mine, at least.

Photo request !!if you do not have rock rails/pred steps/running boards!!

Hi - I am wanting to remove my port-installed predator steps but am unsure what occupies the factory weldnuts they bolt to (as in bolts or plugs/clips/grommets). If your LC250 doesn't have rock rails, running boards, or Pred steps can you share with me some photos of what is in the weld nuts...

forum.ih8mud.com

 

[rk1679]

Thanks!

Based on that info would I be correct to assume that a LC250 without any steps/sliders would have bolts installed in these holes? As opposed to clips/plugs?

Very pricey. I would keep an eye out for someone selling a pair that they removed. There will be some who remove the running boards for sliders.

Well that’s what I’m doing. I’ll have my take off running boards available in Colorado Springs.