Westcott Designs 2nd and 3rd gen Tacoma slider install

This video will help explain the best process to go about installing our Westcott Designs 2nd and 3rd Gen Tacoma rock sliders. These are direct bolt on rock sliders and come with all the hardware you will need to install them. Please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have and thank you for your business. [phone]
Our Rock sliders are some of the highest quality rock sliders on the market today. We are the only company in the industry that does production run rock sliders in Tig weld. They are all made out of .120 wall DOM tubing and we polish every piece of tubing before we ever cut it on our laser. This is just us taking our products to next level of quality. We are upping the quality standards in the industry.

[@jubidiah]

Are there updated instructions? My hardware doesn’t look the same

[@JamesReedy]

6’th months in, no replies and multiple thumbs up. Not a good look Westcott, how hard is it to bop in and clarify? I’m sitting here trying to do mine. Same issue as above; guys your instruction game needs work. The hardware doesn’t look the same as in this video. All the plates are rectangles (no circles), there’s multiple lengths of bolts with no indication where the longer or shorter need to go, there’s 4 large rectangular bolt plates but you only address the use of two?! There’s no provided torque specs which is always a wise move to provide etc.

[@az12310]

Just spoke with Jeff himself ! They changed the back plate to square instead of circular , the installation is the same! Thanks for the help

[@PatrickBaldwin81]

Just got my sliders delivered, they look amazing. Packed super well and the quality is nuts! Hoping for an easy install tomorrow morning. Installed! Not as easy as I had hoped. There were a number of cables in the way on driver side. Model is a 2021 TRD Pro.

[@mitchelpinedo7376]

How long did it take you?

[@PatrickBaldwin81]

@@mitchelpinedo7376 just under 3 hours in the driveway.

[@mitchelpinedo7376]

@@PatrickBaldwin81 Thanks for the feedback. Any additional delays/hurdles you encountered? Or any tips

[@PatrickBaldwin81]

@@mitchelpinedo7376 if you have some ramps to use that could be handy. I didn’t have much room to drill the back holes in the frame but I got it done.

[@fhsksu]

What did you do about the cables/wires on side of frame?

[@Outdoormoe]

Pretty straight forward process, they way they keep going back and fourth. Anyone wondering if they should do it. Do it, I was able to do it in my garage by myself

[@mitchelpinedo7376]

I think that's what's holding me back lol wondering about the drill screw in the front