N-FAB Steps??
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N-FAB Steps??
I've got another post going on Power Running Boards, but since I'm headed down a different rabbit trail, thought I'd start a different thread...
Ordered a 350 CC SRW LWB 4x4 earlier this week. Ruby Red with Stone at the bottom.
Anyways I did not order it with running boards since I wasnt exactly sure what I wanted and they were so expensive.
And after looking at a pics and online suppliers, I think I like these:
https://www.n-fab.com/products/sfID1...productID/1138
Just wondering if anyone else had tried them ans what they thought? And I'm a little concerned about a little too much of a "jeep/rock crawler" look.
Thoughts??
Ordered a 350 CC SRW LWB 4x4 earlier this week. Ruby Red with Stone at the bottom.
Anyways I did not order it with running boards since I wasnt exactly sure what I wanted and they were so expensive.
And after looking at a pics and online suppliers, I think I like these:
https://www.n-fab.com/products/sfID1...productID/1138
Just wondering if anyone else had tried them ans what they thought? And I'm a little concerned about a little too much of a "jeep/rock crawler" look.
Thoughts??
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I've got another post going on Power Running Boards, but since I'm headed down a different rabbit trail, thought I'd start a different thread...
Ordered a 350 CC SRW LWB 4x4 earlier this week. Ruby Red with Stone at the bottom.
Anyways I did not order it with running boards since I wasnt exactly sure what I wanted and they were so expensive.
And after looking at a pics and online suppliers, I think I like these:
https://www.n-fab.com/products/sfID1...productID/1138
Just wondering if anyone else had tried them ans what they thought? And I'm a little concerned about a little too much of a "jeep/rock crawler" look.
Thoughts??
Ordered a 350 CC SRW LWB 4x4 earlier this week. Ruby Red with Stone at the bottom.
Anyways I did not order it with running boards since I wasnt exactly sure what I wanted and they were so expensive.
And after looking at a pics and online suppliers, I think I like these:
https://www.n-fab.com/products/sfID1...productID/1138
Just wondering if anyone else had tried them ans what they thought? And I'm a little concerned about a little too much of a "jeep/rock crawler" look.
Thoughts??
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I just put the wheel-to-wheel version ones that Rockinfigs has on my Ruby Red CCLB. They have the extra bed access step which is very handy. I can post a pic if you want.
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Blank space, please post a pic or 2. Ruby Rec CCLB is what I have ordered. Tho I did get Stone as the accent color.
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I had the N-Fab wheel to wheel steps on my old ram ,and after 3 years there was some signs of surface rust nothing major though. Other than that they were great, loved the way they looked, install was easy, and overall like them. If you do live where there is snow though I will tell you they like to collect the snow from the road and you have to knock it off all the time but that probably true with all steps with this design.
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I installed n fab steps on my 2003 hd2500 in 2004. 14 years later, no Rust and solid as ever! I highly recommend the company. I have the factory “amp” steps on my new truck. I can’t say anything about their longevity since I’ve only had my truck a few weeks, but I love them! They’ seem worth the money. I like the looks of this n fab steps you picked out.
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I had the N-fab wheel to wheel steps with bed access on mine and I wasn't to impressed. The step part was to small and it was really slick if it was wet. I am going to put the regular tube style nerf bars on.
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I will agree that the NFAB steps look great but the functionality of them are not that good. Getting in the truck is easier than getting out. Getting out is a little more difficult especially if you have bigger feet. Then you need to make sure you line your foot up with the step perfectly.