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I want to get a 2"INch body lift for my truck, I need to find somewhere to get them. But if i get a lift i seriously want some sliders to cover up the frame that shows. Does ne one know of any square Yota Sliders the would work. OR does ne one think the Calmini sliders for the Xterra's would work?
 
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any sliders not made for a truck with a body lift will leave a gap. Best bet is to find someone to fab you up a set to order. probably won't cost any more than the standard ones.



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Where are you? I could fab you a set. I got some free time right now.


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Im in Georgia Brunswick Ga.
 
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I just looked at yours on your myspace they look really good 2x3?
 
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yeah. 2x3 with 2x2 supports welded to the frame.


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Is brunswick to far for ya?
 
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yeah, maybe just a bit. Wink


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Crap... Thanks ne ways Chug
 
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Do you think that 2x3x3/16 would be good or 1/4? I am thinking about buying a 10ft stick and gettign a guy i know help me, he is a good metal worker....though he has never done sliders before he should be able to whip them up. I just got to decide if i want a body lift first
 
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3/16" is fine. 1/4" is really heavy.



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alright thanks for the help
 
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