Frame Mounted Step Sliders - Now shipping from Metal-tech 4x4

[Metal-tech 4x4]

Will these fit the Bronco Raptor?

The two I have seen in person look as they will fit and work with the fender flairs. However we do not have access to a local Raptor (yet) to test fit them on. If you have a Raptor and would like to try them hit us at [email protected] or PM us here. We can work out a test fit risk free deal.

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[Metal-tech 4x4]

One of the best looking options I've seen. A little pricey but not too bad, and obviously quality so.. you get what you pay for. I'm curious if these offer any protection from the mud rock and snow slinging tires we've read so much about. I hate the look of mudflaps.

Yes a local set we sold the owner is on a long gravel drive. His report is rocks hitting the sliders, not the lower rockers of the doors. Since the sliders are 4" wide, + the 1.75" tube they have some coverage.

 

[mcinfantry]

Yes a local set we sold the owner is on a long gravel drive. His report is rocks hitting the sliders, not the lower rockers of the doors. Since the sliders are 4" wide, + the 1.75" tube they have some coverage.

Yep
I canceled my archetypes and will wait for these in 2 door… I believe they will fit my needs better

 

[CT203]

Yes a local set we sold the owner is on a long gravel drive. His report is rocks hitting the sliders, not the lower rockers of the doors. Since the sliders are 4" wide, + the 1.75" tube they have some coverage.

Not surprising to me. Thank you for the response! (Any upcoming Black Friday/ cyber Monday type holiday deals or coupons? - you can tell me. The thread is old at this point and no one will see!)

 

[D-Pan14]

I just ordered a set for my Bronco Raptor. After watching the install video and getting underneath I can’t see any reason why they wouldn’t work. The fenders shouldn’t be an issue either, but I am in the no mud flap camp. Took them off a while ago and and don’t plan to put them back on. The factory steps on the raptor are definitely just a step and not for any other use. The rock rails are basically just a re-enforced body mount and I wouldn’t trust them in the rocks. I may lose an inch of clearance compared to some other angled sliders, but I’ll trade that for solid protection. Especially with how much that thing costs.

 

[Slyder]

Not sure how I missed this, but patiently waiting on the 2Dr version and the rear bumper with tire carrier.

 

[CBWAR1]

I just ordered a set for my Bronco Raptor. After watching the install video and getting underneath I can’t see any reason why they wouldn’t work. The fenders shouldn’t be an issue either, but I am in the no mud flap camp. Took them off a while ago and and don’t plan to put them back on. The factory steps on the raptor are definitely just a step and not for any other use. The rock rails are basically just a re-enforced body mount and I wouldn’t trust them in the rocks. I may lose an inch of clearance compared to some other angled sliders, but I’ll trade that for solid protection. Especially with how much that thing costs.

Do you have any pictures that you can share of the finished install?

 

[D-Pan14]

Do you have any pictures that you can share of the finished install?

 

[CBWAR1]

Thanks! Very Nice!

 

[Blucifer]

 

[Blucifer]

Metaltech sent me these pics a while ago. Hopefully they help you as they did me.

 

[Offroad Newb]

I see the rear step kick-out is about 9" off the body. How far from the body is the front section? Looks about 7"?

 

[Metal-tech 4x4]

I see the rear step kick-out is about 9" off the body. How far from the body is the front section? Looks about 7"?

Yes about 7" with the door open. Key thing is they are just outside the full radius of the side of the doors to protect from trees, etc. (Ok door dings too!)

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