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nerf bars
As a new owner of a 03 f350cc,lb,4x4 I am looking for a set of nerf bars or steps that drop down from the truck.
I am a little on the short size and my wife is even shorter.
I am looking for any suggestions that anyone might have.
thank You
I am a little on the short size and my wife is even shorter.
I am looking for any suggestions that anyone might have.
thank You
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The factory tube steps work very well for steps. You can see them in my truck pic below and in my album.
They hang a little low for serious off road use, but for general "haul my middle age spread into the cab" use they work well.
They hang a little low for serious off road use, but for general "haul my middle age spread into the cab" use they work well.
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I has Smitty-bilt on my last truck, didn't like them very much. They flexed a lot, although they did get hit by sliding Lexus SUV (that lost control in the snow) without damage.
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I love my Smittybilt steps! The factory ones that are similar hang wayyy too low for my taste. Mine are solid, no flex to them whatsoever. A friend has the Amp-research type steps on his truck with an 8 inch lift and 37's. They are nice too....but pricey!!!!
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I like my Smittybuilt steps as well, but if you live in snow country I would recommend either stainless steel or something powder coated. My Smittybuilt are chrome, I do take my truck off the road quite a bit. My steps have been kinda sand blasted from rocks getting kicked up from the front tires and now I got rust on those spots. If you don't live in the snow country and don't take it off road the chrome will be fine. I think my next steps are going to be the Putco Boss Bars. The amp research are nice, but I could see snow getting caked on underneath the truck and then freezing them so they won't come down.
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Our shop has a big selection of nerf bars for your truck here: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/20A10030A1.aspx
You could also check out our running boards: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/20A50070A1.aspx
and truck steps: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/20A50294A1.aspx
You could also check out our running boards: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/20A50070A1.aspx
and truck steps: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/20A50294A1.aspx
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Finally uploaded my pics. Wheel to wheel stainless. Finish and welding look great.
Best part about them? 200 SHIPPED brand new!
http://s116.photobucket.com/albums/o...Bench400/F250/
Best part about them? 200 SHIPPED brand new!
http://s116.photobucket.com/albums/o...Bench400/F250/
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