sliders, which is best for the dbl cab (1 Viewer)

[mobiltoy]

I have a 2003 dbl cab and want full length sliders but I am having trouble figuring out which ones. Any pics would be great. Thanks, Bill

 

[Howard70]

Demello Weld Ons working well

Hello Bill:

I have a set of Demello DYI weld on sliders. The slider kit was $199 plus $50 shipping. I had a local fabricator weld up the kit, install & paint them for me for another $250 so the total cost was $500 drive away. Not cheap, but reasonable.

I've not slid them over rocks yet, but I have jacked the loaded truck up with a Hi lift using the sliders several times - no problem at all.

Pictures are available on the Demello site:

http://www.demello-offroad.com/catalog/

If you'd like pics of my install let me know.

Good luck!

Howard

 

[tlcruiser66]

My brother put these on his 96', very sturdy. They came bare steel so they do need painting/powdercoating,

http://www.allprooffroad.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=69

 

[BMAN]

I just gave a set of the Trail Gear sliders to my brother for xmas. They were $145 shipped and the quality was acceptable enough to me when they got here that I'm ordering up a 2nd pair for my FJ60. That price is for the ones with the legs to the fram not welded on. The welded ones are a little bit more but either way they're the cheapest ones I've seen and like I said the quality seems up to snuff.

 

[FlatlandTRD]

I have a 2003 dbl cab and want full length sliders but I am having trouble figuring out which ones. Any pics would be great. Thanks, Bill

If you haven't already, check out http://www.trail-gear.com/tacoma.html
$199 shipped and PC'd, and beefy enough for the dbl cab.