Side Steps
I just recently had N-fab step rails installed on my truck. So far I like them a lot. They are identical to the ones switchblade posted above. Supposedly capable of supporting up to 450lbs, so they are a lot more sturdy than most on the market. Here is a picture of mine. Picture isn't the greatest, but I haven't had time to get my truck cleaned up and get some good pictures since putting them on. Just a note though, the front Mopar molded splash guards won't fit with these. Which I unfortunately found out after the fact.
I was really impressed when i saw the review of these, and seeing them in person on a buddies 2009, i went ahead and ordered them. They seem really similar, if not identical to the Westin steps, and for half the price, you cant go wrong.
http://www.truckchamp.com/index.asp?...D&ProdID=94704
http://www.truckchamp.com/index.asp?...D&ProdID=94704
I paid $413 shipped. You can check to see if any local Performance/Truck shops sell them but they are probably more expensive. I ordered mine online from www.4wheelonline.com
Here is N-fab's site http://www.n-fab.com/
Here is N-fab's site http://www.n-fab.com/
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I just installed a set of Luverne S/S running boards. Man they sure look good and makes it so much easier to get into the animal. 6 1/2" steps gives my big foot plenty of solid surface to step on. Bought them from www.runningboardwarehouse.com for $389 delivered.
Dodgewasp
Dodgewasp
I was really impressed when i saw the review of these, and seeing them in person on a buddies 2009, i went ahead and ordered them. They seem really similar, if not identical to the Westin steps, and for half the price, you cant go wrong.
http://www.truckchamp.com/index.asp?...D&ProdID=94704
http://www.truckchamp.com/index.asp?...D&ProdID=94704
sorry for the crappy cell phone pix
Last edited by SilverRAMNJ; Mar 25, 2009 at 01:13 PM.



