Cbi rock sliders 2022 crewmax

Hi all!,

was wondering if anyone out there is running cbi rock sliders on their 22 tundra, jus received mine today and was looking to install but there is no installation guide provided from cbi.

 

usually on their website or YT channel. Have fun !

https://cbioffroadfab.com/install-guides/


https://www.youtube.com/user/CBIOFFROADFAB/videos


btw @Black Wolf, CBI is big on the new Frontier..check some of their videos

 

Nothing yet, checked already. Guess I have to wait, already reached out to them via email jus waiting on response. Was hoping someone out there already had them installed and can help with install

 

Best bet is to just call them @(208) 528-0664

 

Couldn’t wait, figured it out.

 

They look awesome!

 

Thanks brotha! @Bus2231 likewise! Nice pro

 

Thanks, @chill.tundra! Love the white looks so clean! How long was the wait time on the sliders?

 

interesting design. seems like they could have added extra bars so not to slip between the gaps.

 

@Bus2231 took about 2 months, worth the wait.

 

@TheBeast couldn’t get my foot in between even if I tried.

 

I'd love to see some more pics if you have them. So far CBI are the only ones offering Crewmax 6.5' bed sliders so I'm considering them for that reason. Thanks!

 

I would love to see more as well. I ordered PakRax sliders still waiting on the shipment. They are another option if you’re looking for ones that fit on Crewmax.

 

Like most, it looks like they only offer shortbed sliders.

 

Ooooo. Thanks for the heads up. They snuck them in on me. Likely order soon.

 

@korslite

 

Thank you! Looks good.

 

How was the install? Did they provide all the necessary hardware? About to order some up and every time I go to the site, the complete lack of info on them worries me a bit. I built my own sliders for my Tacoma in the past so I'm plenty capable but still curious how the customer/install experience was.

 

Am I the only one who thinks these stick out too far? They look like steps. Aside from sliders with the kick outs, I'm used to seeing them tucked up right under the door frame.

 

Great for runaway shopping carts.

 

@chill.tundra any chance you have a pic from the underside.
I am trying to figure out how to install also, thought mine may be a little different also as they have a plate on top.

 

Most companies offer sliders in 0 degrees or 20 degrees. The 0 degrees are more like a step while the 20's tend to hug close. I have been having a serious internal debate about whether to go 20 degree or not on my GX. Realistically I know I probably wont gain anything from the extra clearance of the 20 degree and my kids wont be able to use them as a step.

But it also looks like maybe they stick out as far as the rear fender flare in the second pic.

CBI's sliders for my GX460 do stick out a bit more because they are flat. They dont have a 20* option.

 

Anyone know why the "Hybrid" model has it's own dropdown selection on their site? Looks like the instructions on their PDF guide doesn't specify.

@chill.tundra did you have pre-drilled holes?

 

Yeah I thought these look like they stick out a bit more than expected. If you compare them to the SEMA ‘Trailhunter’ build they are significantly different. I was hoping for a true slider that sites a little closer to the rocker panel but I haven’t found a company making one for the new tundra yet. CBI told me the Trailhunter sliders were a prototype with no plans to make in the near future.

 

Would you be able to take a side shot down low showing how low the slider sits on the truck? Does it stick straight out or do they have an up-angle? Are they below the rear wheel flare? Is the difference the overland sliders offer just the top plates? Thanks!

 

Can anyone measure as to how far it sticks out from the bottom rocker? Wondering if it's usable for my parents who are getting a bit older and have issues getting into any truck without a step.