Great vid! I have these on order so in about 3 weeks, I'm heading up to Idaho Falls from Salt Lake to pick them up. I'll be sure to reference this video when I install them.
I talk about it in my Pitfalls of Mods video, but I had to loosen the bolts towards the front and pull down on the slider, You could also have someone stand on it and then tighten the bolts.
@@Mumfy64 thank you I tried to adjust them by my self but I struggled to move it enough. I think having someone else stand on it is a great idea!!! Thank you
i put a board that fit between the slider and the frame to help keep the spacing I needed to clear. I didn't have someone stand on the slider when I repositioned mine, but it would have made things easier. Lol.
@@rosswalden6620 yes I got it worked out Loosen all the bolts but still have the sliders in with the nut loosely hand tighten Then have some one stand on the front or the parts that’s rattling while you tighten
Great vid as always! Given the issues, and the potential problems with the fasteners rubbing against the brake lines. Would you recommend these particular rock sliders?
Yes I would still recommend them. When researching various sliders I found that a lot of them mount similarly so you still need to deal with the break lines on the driver’s side. It’s just how Toyota ran them.
@@Mumfy64 Thanks for the heads up, again this video was super helpful! I reached out to CBI, since I have been considering these rock sliders as well. This is what they told me about the brake lines. "You shouldn't need to bend/ adjust them more than a 1/4 or 1/2 inch for them to clear all the hardware. "
the only section that concerned me was behind the control box, and Im thinking I'll replace that bolt with a pan head just so there aren't any sharp edges close to the lines. I would like to have CBI come up with a solution to the front bolt locations so that you don't have to stick your arm that far into the frame.
Sweet install Did you order yours with the black powder coating ? Or bare metal ? I was thinking of ordering bare metal and getting them line -x . Trying to see if anybody else has gone this route, and how well the line-x holds up. What’s your thoughts on getting rock sliders line-x ?
This was early in my youtube journey, and I found other installs not as detailed or addressed issues. Hopefully Ive gotten better with my edits as this is 2 years old. Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you, very informative video. Whey they say bolt-on, you never think about control boxes and brake lines. One small comment, from someone who doesnt know crap about making videos. When your standing up filming, the constant movement can get dizzying (one example of many is the back and fourth in the beginning of the video). Like I said, I dont know crap about making videos, but thought I would mention it. Great looking truck!
Thanks for the kind words. As for the filming, this is an older video and I believe I have improved on more stable camera movements since this one. I do look back at my earlier videos from time to time so that I can see where Ive improved and where I need to improve.
I drove up to Idaho Falls to pick up my sliders today. For that frame nut they now weld an 18" wire to nut so all you need to do fish it into the frame so it should be easier. I'll be sure to let you know. I did get to meet Nate, the owner of CBI and they were scrambling to come up with an easier solution. It's crude looking but it works!
I’ve seen one other company rig that up. It would have made it much easier for sure to install. Glad that they are doing something to ease the install process.
@@Mumfy64 install was super easy, the extensions on the inner frame bolt helped a lot. My rig is coming together nicely. Maybe I'll see you at a meet here in Utah sometime.
@@Mumfy64 thanks man, anyway we can get a closer look on where the Jhooks go? I just placed my order for these exact sliders. Hoping It doesn’t take the full 11 weeks or so to get
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Sick!!! I need to get rock sliders asap! Great video man
Thanks, gotta protect the truck as much as possible.
Great vid! I have these on order so in about 3 weeks, I'm heading up to Idaho Falls from Salt Lake to pick them up. I'll be sure to reference this video when I install them.
Nice. I did the same thing. Helped save on shipping costs. Lol. It’s a beautiful drive!!
Love the channel! Going to be putting the same sliders on my 21 OR!
Right on! You're going to enjoy them. Just take your time with those front bolts.
I see that! This video is going to save me from getting upset haha. Thank you!
Great job bro. Just looking at these.
Appreciate it!
Looks good, also looks kinda of a pain but nothing too hard.
Its fairly straight forward as far as where to place the bolts. Its just that drivers side that is really challenging.
I just got mine. And I'm missing a lot of hardware. Bag was ripped so maybe the dropped hardware during packaging
That sucks. Be sure to reach out to CBI so they can send you some new hardware.
That bolt on the bottom of the frame is impossible to remove from my truck.
Great video. Sold me on CBI sliders. Wondering his tire size. Love the setup
Thanks, I’m running 285/70r 17s Nitto Ridge Grapplers.
@@Mumfy64 looked for more videos and didn't see any. Is that your only one?
I should have a lot on my channel. Are they not showing up?
@@Mumfy64 I did a search a TH-cam but nothing came up. I'll do another search in the morning.
@@kennethcurtis9379 that’s odd. Did you try clicking on my name? That should take you to my channel. I have put my install videos into a play list.
Just lifted my tacoma. Sliders are next. This was a very helpful video and you did a great job. They look awesome
Thanks, and I’m glad that I could help.
What exhaust are you running? That looks like a URD y pipe
Running the factory exhaust.
How were you able to adjust the sliders on the passenger side to make them stop rattling against cab?
I talk about it in my Pitfalls of Mods video, but I had to loosen the bolts towards the front and pull down on the slider, You could also have someone stand on it and then tighten the bolts.
@@Mumfy64 thank you
I tried to adjust them by my self but I struggled to move it enough. I think having someone else stand on it is a great idea!!! Thank you
i put a board that fit between the slider and the frame to help keep the spacing I needed to clear. I didn't have someone stand on the slider when I repositioned mine, but it would have made things easier. Lol.
@@jessestone294 did you get it worked out? Put mine on today and im having the rattle as well
@@rosswalden6620 yes I got it worked out
Loosen all the bolts but still have the sliders in with the nut loosely hand tighten
Then have some one stand on the front or the parts that’s rattling while you tighten
Great job
Did you get the DOM upgraded version? If so is it even that much of a difference?
I got the DOM upgrade. Without knowing how the non DOM perform I can't say. I liked the added support though.
@@Mumfy64 thank you! I appreciate the response 🤙🏽
Great vid as always! Given the issues, and the potential problems with the fasteners rubbing against the brake lines. Would you recommend these particular rock sliders?
Yes I would still recommend them. When researching various sliders I found that a lot of them mount similarly so you still need to deal with the break lines on the driver’s side. It’s just how Toyota ran them.
@@Mumfy64 Thanks for the heads up, again this video was super helpful!
I reached out to CBI, since I have been considering these rock sliders as well.
This is what they told me about the brake lines.
"You shouldn't need to bend/ adjust them more than a 1/4 or 1/2 inch for them to clear all the hardware. "
the only section that concerned me was behind the control box, and Im thinking I'll replace that bolt with a pan head just so there aren't any sharp edges close to the lines.
I would like to have CBI come up with a solution to the front bolt locations so that you don't have to stick your arm that far into the frame.
@@Mumfy64 Make sense.
Did you end up going with the HREW or DOM?
I think I mention it in the video but I went with the DOM tubing.
put sugru on any sharp edges
Are you able to remove those plates on the slider? I want to get the one with plates but I also like the look without them.
The top plates are welded on, but CBI does have an option without them.
How much was the sliders? I wanna get me those!
Check out the link, I got them from CBI directly. cbioffroadfab.com/product/3rd-gen-tacoma-overland-series-bolt-on-rock-sliders-2016-current/
Sweet install
Did you order yours with the black powder coating ? Or bare metal ?
I was thinking of ordering bare metal and getting them line -x . Trying to see if anybody else has gone this route, and how well the line-x holds up. What’s your thoughts on getting rock sliders line-x ?
I’m not familiar with line-x is that like a rhino lining? If so then I’m sure it would hold up well. I did order mine powder coated from CBI.
Raptor by Upol is 👍
Line X will quote you $1,000 for rock sliders 🤦
You talk far too much just show us the install
This was early in my youtube journey, and I found other installs not as detailed or addressed issues. Hopefully Ive gotten better with my edits as this is 2 years old. Thanks for the feedback.
@@Mumfy64that guys an idiot, you talked just the right amount. hatasgunh8
Great video
Thanks. Hope it was helpful
You're matching your taco! 👏😂
Thank you, very informative video. Whey they say bolt-on, you never think about control boxes and brake lines. One small comment, from someone who doesnt know crap about making videos. When your standing up filming, the constant movement can get dizzying (one example of many is the back and fourth in the beginning of the video). Like I said, I dont know crap about making videos, but thought I would mention it. Great looking truck!
Thanks for the kind words. As for the filming, this is an older video and I believe I have improved on more stable camera movements since this one. I do look back at my earlier videos from time to time so that I can see where Ive improved and where I need to improve.
@@Mumfy64 You're absolutely right, I watched a few of your newer videos and they are much better!
what optioned out slider did you go with? I want those exact ones, they look great!
Rj, They are the CBI Overland Sliders for the Short bed. They are DOM tubing with the cover plates.
Love this channel
nice..
Thanks
I drove up to Idaho Falls to pick up my sliders today. For that frame nut they now weld an 18" wire to nut so all you need to do fish it into the frame so it should be easier. I'll be sure to let you know. I did get to meet Nate, the owner of CBI and they were scrambling to come up with an easier solution. It's crude looking but it works!
I’ve seen one other company rig that up. It would have made it much easier for sure to install. Glad that they are doing something to ease the install process.
@@Mumfy64 install was super easy, the extensions on the inner frame bolt helped a lot. My rig is coming together nicely. Maybe I'll see you at a meet here in Utah sometime.
@@gadgetguy3579 Glad to hear the install went well. It would be great to catch you at a meet. I am trying to get out to a couple Cars & Coffee meets.
@@Mumfy64 Go to the Rigs and Coffee event at Equipt Expedition Outfitters in Salt Lake next Saturday, I'll be there.
Those are pricey
Do you need rocksett or locktite for the bolts?
It’s not needed but if you few more secure adding it to the bolts I don’t believe it’ll hurt.
@@Mumfy64 thanks man, anyway we can get a closer look on where the Jhooks go? I just placed my order for these exact sliders. Hoping It doesn’t take the full 11 weeks or so to get
@@Dude17768 hit me up on Instagram and I can send you more pics. @mumfy_taco.