Trail Tailor Offerings- Racks, Sliders, Control Arms and Misc (3 Viewers)

[abuck99]

Those rear control arms are looking nice. The on-vehicle adjustability is a huge benefit, and sets you apart from most of the other options. Nice work.

ps; I randomly checked the weather in Sheridan today, ......-11F this morning - damn thats frosty.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Those rear control arms are looking nice.

ps; I randomly checked the weather in Sheridan today, ......-11F this morning - damn thats frosty.

I can make the lowers fully adjustable on vehicle, but currently they are only one end adjustable. Both my upper versions are fully on vehicle adjustable.

J

 

[Parbo]

Price for the upper?

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Price for the upper?

See link above

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

100 rear adjustable panhards are available NOW!

Jason

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Added Diff drops to the menu today. Have a few more sets of RLCAs getting ready to go as well.

Uppers are now CNC bored and threaded. Nothing to good for my customers.

@labcab sent you an email.

Jason

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Although I made this for a 200... Figured some of the 100 guys may like the look too.

Jason

 

[chford]

As a matter of fact...YES! That looks sweet! Subscribed.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

As a matter of fact...YES! That looks sweet! Subscribed.

Thanks

Pretty much if you can dream it up, I'll build it, within reason. My one-off racks are not much more than my standard offering prices.

I always invite and welcome my client's ideas.

Jason

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Finally a pic of the new RUCAs

Also, started on some custom sliders for a customer. I kind of dig the rails he wanted.

J

 

[cruzerDave]

Finally a pic of the new RUCAs

Also, started on some custom sliders for a customer. I kind of dig the rails he wanted.

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WHOA, I love those sliders! What's that rough surface look like up close? Any chance it's stainless we could leave unpainted for contrast?!?

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

WHOA, I love those sliders! What's that rough surface look like up close? Any chance it's stainless we could leave unpainted for contrast?!?

D,

I'll post an upclose pic of the treads. I can find out if it is available in stainless, but it would need to be bolted to the rails. Costs will go up for sure over this standard style.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

WHOA, I love those sliders! What's that rough surface look like up close? Any chance it's stainless we could leave unpainted for contrast?!?

OK, I can get it in stainless, but like I said above, it will need to be a bolt on application for what you are talking about.

Here is a up close pic of the dimple tread.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@04gto

Welded your sliders out this morning.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@04gto sliders ready for pick up and knocked out a few 100 racks...

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Installed @04gto sliders this morning and took him for a ride in Esme so he could check out the TourFlex springs and Tough Dog components.

J

 

[RootMeanSqr]

Installed @04gto sliders this morning and took him for a ride in Esme so he could check out the TourFlex springs and Tough Dog components.

And??? @04gto what's the verdict?

 

[sect0r]

Thoughts on making sliders similar to what I have on my Tacoma? My wife can't live without the fill plates or the kick out.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Thoughts on making sliders similar to what I have on my Tacoma? My wife can't live without the fill plates or the kick out.

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I can bend something similar, diamond plate top? I don't use dimple dies.

Jason

 

[04gto]

And??? @04gto what's the verdict?

Verdict on the sliders? Vey nice. They are very impressive in person. They appear to be built to a standard perhaps above the ($$$$) Slee sliders. Took them out in the Montana wilderness and covered them in mud, ice, rain and probably multiple types of farm animal poop. They are very good so far. I was also worried about them being slippery, but they are not really that slippery, even when coated with misc debris. I think part of this more than expected sure footedness is due to the perfect angle. Out of all the sliders I have ever seen for any vehicle these are in the top tier construction wise and the price is more towards the middle to bottom. Great value, built by a true gentleman and artist. IMHO. These look MILES better than a few "Sliders" I have seen, namely the ARB "sliders" which I find amusing in there lack of any true protection.