nice, i am going to fab up some in metal fab.
Just finished sliders
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I bought these sliders used off of the local classifieds for an xterra. They are a little short because of it, but for $100, I cant complain nor not get them. I had to grind off one of the mounting brackets and weld it back on to match the stock frontier slider mounting holes. After lots of sanding and grinding, I put several coats of a metal primer, then three coats of a spray on bed liner, all in black. I then let them cure for a full week before bolting them on thanks to the cold weather. I think they look a little funny because of the body lift I have, but it would only be for looks to move them up. i am not worried about the look of them being that low. Enjoy.
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I don't know him, no idea if he's an idiot or not.
It's hard to tell from the pics where exactly the brackets go. Ford bolts their side steps onto the body from the inside of the pinch weld, I was just asking if he did something similar. Like I said, I don't know him... there's plenty of people out there doing stuff like this:
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..Just making sure he does things that won't end up hurting him/his truck.
It's hard to tell from the pics where exactly the brackets go. Ford bolts their side steps onto the body from the inside of the pinch weld, I was just asking if he did something similar. Like I said, I don't know him... there's plenty of people out there doing stuff like this:
..Just making sure he does things that won't end up hurting him/his truck.
if you can weld, i'd make an all pro toyota style kicker on the rear along with a mount that bolts to the spring hanger.
something like this
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something like this
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