Sliders came yesterday and skids today. Gonna be busy.
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White Knuckle Off-Road.Who makes the sliders?
Yes, an update!I'm about to order mine. any opdates?
torn between 0 and 15 deg (kids and wife...)
MJ
Thank you this is perfectThese are what I have at the moment. It is raining and will be for the next couple or three days. I hope these will help:
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One looking straight down from the driver's side.
I will take some more when the weather clears. I'll also get some of the brackets.
Jim
Hmmm! I ain't never thought about that. The wife says to sell them. Looking at the OEM prices, dang, they are expensive. Plus, shipping to NH would not be cheap. The weight, plus hardware is around 35 pounds. Let me noodle on it and I will get back to you. Plus, I still need to clean the mud and grime off of them! They are certainly not doing me any good sitting on a shelf in the garage. If I could get them to someone who can put them to good use, all the better.Looks great.
Any chance you want to sell/ship your factory skid plates?
Looking at a local Toyota dealer's prices, the front and left right are about $125 each, the center is around $155, the rear plastic shield is $270 and the oil pan shield (it actually covers the transfer case) is $150.Awesome, let me know. I’ve got some in a cart through different vendors on EBay. With shipping and it’s about $440 (for left, right and center). I’m going to call the local dealership tomorrow and price them out.
Let me know.
Thanks
Steve
That might be the ticket rather than me boxing this stuff up and shipping across country. Budbuilt aluminum skids are much better than the factory stuff for sure. Plus, it won't add much weight. That was the route I was thinking about taking but decided on steel instead.I've got a full set of well used aluminum
budbuilt skids that are about 1000x better than factory skids for sale in the classifieds a couple hour roadtrip away in the Burlington VT area.