Thought anyone wanting to ease entrance / exit on the 4 X 4 F150 supercab 2003 would fine this interesting.

I bought a Westin Platium series (Stainless Steel base) Chrome Step bar from accessconnect.com for like $360 + $5 handling. The Chrome steel bar is $309 and the black steel bar is $209.

Westin says it is no drill. And it was. Took me about an hour for the drivers side to install and maybe 20 minutes for the passenger side. Once I understood the process, the passenger side was easy.

I have few tools and I am not very mechically savvy but this was a doable project for me. Didn't even have any help.

I ordered the Westin bar on Monday and it arrived on Thursday (UPS).

Really like the ease of entry now and the bar looks sharp.

Here's a pic...

 

CharlesH
Looks nice! I spent $384 for GoRhino! wheel 2 wheel (3 steps)chrome bar and took me about the same time to install. It's a lot easier after the first one.... Planning to lift my F350 4" by end of year, steps will come in handy!

From Kuwait,
Jerome
USMC

 

Huh, I spent 50 bucks on 2 "header pipe" step bars for my GMC Sierra. I just went to midas and the hooked me up with 2 straight header pipes. very thick and very tough. Too bad they outlived the truck...

 

Someone gave me a used set of nerf bars for my 1998 F150 XLT Extended Cab but no instructions. Where can I get these?

Please email me mikej1957 at mindspring.com

Thanks

Mike Jones

 

Nerf Bar Installtion - PDF

Give this link a try. It is a pdf so you must have ADOBE acrobat reader installed.

Chip

 

Thank you very much