Trail Tailor Offerings- Racks, Sliders, Control Arms and Misc

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Got my TT rack and sliders bolted on this morning. Perfect fit made for a quick and easy install.

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D, Glad your happy and everything went together with ease.Thank you so much for all your correspondence with the R&D.

Nice epoxy paint brother! I have a good idea of what Esme will look like very soon.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Another set of 100 sliders boxed and shipped today.

J

 

[jfrench]

Another set of 100 sliders boxed and shipped today.

J

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Where might this box be headed? Denver?

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Where might this box be headed? Denver?

YEP! Those are yours brother. I waited for you to get back in town before shipping.

J

 

[jfrench]

Gracias! Tracking info? PM please

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Gracias! Tracking info? PM please

Check your PM's .... info sent.

J

 

[hidesertwheelin]

Here is my my TT expo rack with the sunroof covered.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

I have one set of sliders for sale before the shutdown and move. Let me know if there is anyone interested.

Prefer to sell this instead of move them...

Jason

 

[hidesertwheelin]

I have one set of sliders for sale before the shutdown and move. Let me know if there is anyone interested.

Prefer to sell this instead of move them...

Jason

AHC or non-AHC?

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

AHC or non-AHC?

EITHER, let me know.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

SLIDERS ARE SOLD!

Thanks

Jason

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

OK GUYS,

All my time line build slots are filled. No more room to wiggle or to get anyone else into the rotation. I even added a couple of weekends to get people taken care of.

I will let everyone know once I get up and running again at the new location. (Will not disclose this location yet)

Estimated re-open is Sept/Oct

Thanks,

Jason

 

[jfrench]

Here's my TT armor:

Thought I'd throw this into this thread instead of PM'ing so that I can see if others have same issue...

Jason, I'm having trouble with clearance at the front of the slider. I've tried multiple positions, moving the sliders front to back, up and down, etc. to get more clearance but nothing has worked thus far. Any ideas? I'm considering widening the u-bolt holes on the front but am hoping it's not necessary. Here are some pic. You'll see I have the front u-bolts resting on top of the frame rail so there really is no room for the slider to sit lower.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Here's my TT armor:

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Thought I'd throw this into this thread instead of PM'ing so that I can see if others have same issue...

Jason, I'm having trouble with clearance at the front of the slider. I've tried multiple positions, moving the sliders front to back, up and down, etc. to get more clearance but nothing has worked thus far. Any ideas? I'm considering widening the u-bolt holes on the front but am hoping it's not necessary. Here are some pic. You'll see I have the front u-bolts resting on top of the frame rail so there really is no room for the slider to sit lower.

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J,

The front is tight. Looks like the back is all the way down. When you raise the back all the way up the front should drop. There is only about 1/4-3/8" of room in the front.

J

 

[jfrench]

I've got the rear of the sliders all the way up but will go back and give it another try.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@jfrench

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@labcab are the same as well. Few others out there as well.

J

 

[TheForger]

@jfrench As long as you have maybe 1/4" of room between the slider and body you should be good as long as you bolt those things on well and torque them down. Use some loctite as well so the bolts wont back themselves off. When installed properly I don't believe they are meant to move (please correct me if I'm wrong) even on impact so you shouldn't have to worry about it hitting.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@jfrench As long as you have maybe 1/4" of room between the slider and body you should be good as long as you bolt those things on well and torque them down. Use some loctite as well so the bolts wont back themselves off. When installed properly I don't believe they are meant to move (please correct me if I'm wrong) even on impact so you shouldn't have to worry about it hitting.

Hand tight bolts and you can still use a Hi-Lift to lift the side up...

J

 

[labcab]

@labcab are the same as well. Few others out there as well.

J

Here are some close-ups of the clearances on mine:
Front

Rear