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Old Feb 6, 2009
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PIC REQ: Double Lifted trucks with factory step rails...

As the title says....let me see factory step rails on double lifted trucks.

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Shane
 
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Old Feb 6, 2009
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Old Feb 6, 2009
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Old Feb 6, 2009
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the steps are mounted to the body, not the frame, they're not going to hang down like you may be thinking shane
 
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Bill's (04lvl2) superlift+body+35's his are Factory Aftermarket













 
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Originally Posted by black-n-blue
the steps are mounted to the body, not the frame, they're not going to hang down like you may be thinking shane
i hope he knows that lol... i think he wants to know if it looks bad lol
 
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Old Feb 6, 2009
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I go with a slider with steps built on them before I went with the stock flimsy steps.
 
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Old Feb 6, 2009
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ya.
just get sliders instead.

besidess, itll make your truck look that much more bad@ss
 
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I think that the stock steps look really good after seeing the first couple of trucks in this thread. They aren't too far down where they will hang up on things, they look natural on there and i'm giving shane a really good deal on some that are brandnew. Can't go wrong IMO. Sliders would be sweet but I don't see him needing them that bad unless he's sas and take it into situations where he needs them. The only place i've ever needed my sliders were at browns camp in the crushers which is a natural boulder field.
 
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Originally Posted by cory07ranger4x4
I think that the stock steps look really good after seeing the first couple of trucks in this thread. They aren't too far down where they will hang up on things, they look natural on there and i'm giving shane a really good deal on some that are brandnew. Can't go wrong IMO. Sliders would be sweet but I don't see him needing them that bad unless he's sas and take it into situations where he needs them. The only place i've ever needed my sliders were at browns camp in the crushers which is a natural boulder field.
Seems you have a biased point of view since if he decides to go with stock steps you make money....
 
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I think they look good on a double lifted truck.
 
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Originally Posted by redranger4.0
Seems you have a biased point of view since if he decides to go with stock steps you make money....
I could get more out of them anyday I want on craigslist. But he's my friend and i'm giving my honest opinion. I love how you automatically assume that. It doesn't matter to me if he buys them for the cheap price that i'm selling them to him for. I just think they look good and gave my opinion on that. But hey, if you think that's how I am, then I really don't care.
 
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so far these trucks be lookin good
 
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Maybe try searching Shaner.
























 
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They look good, the nicest ones I've seen are the Nfab ones. They are tube and really tight against the rocker with two little steps attached to them. I want/need steps on my truck, everyone always complains lol.
 
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ya nfab makes some nice stuff right korey... (lightbar) haha
 
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I took mine off last summer and I think it looks a lot better with them off ..... but when they were on it kept rocks from hitting the body off the fron tires and made it a LOT easier to get in the truck.
 
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I think they look alright, they offer some protection. But some slider style with some steps would be better lookin.


Originally Posted by cory07ranger4x4
They aren't too far down where they will hang up on things,
and thats exactly why my rockers are all beat up right?
 

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and thats exactly why my rockers are all beat up right?
Rockers dont get beaten up at the mall its just bed sides LOL
 
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wellll the rockers got rocked
 
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Originally Posted by 99ranger4x4
wellll the rockers got rocked
Matt, you are special. Alot of things happen to you that wouldn't happen to most people. haha. I don't mean that as a diss at all.
 
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just buy sliders from zabeard and be done wid it
 
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Originally Posted by black-n-blue
the steps are mounted to the body, not the frame, they're not going to hang down like you may be thinking shane
oh hell no....

nah...i already knew that...my yoda had 'em mounted to the frame...and it was double lifted...and GROSSSS. lol
 
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I've got all my materials to build my sliders....1.5x4x.250 rectangle tubing...i prefer square...looks way better and it'll match the front bumper i want to build. I'm waiting on all that metal work for a while...i'm gonna run 'em since i pretty much need something soon...parents are wanting to use my truck more and more often now...and well...they need a lil assistance with getting into it. lol. PLUS...the truck needs a little change know i'm sayin'. lol.

YES, sliders are a better option. BUT, i'm not doing those yet. simple answer.
 
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Old Feb 9, 2009
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DO IT SHANE!!!!!!!!
 
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