I think im going to do this (i hope i dont regret it) These guys sell the bars with color match and ship so thats at least easier.
Lee

Email reply from Line-X of FT. Worth

Thank you for contacting LINE-X of West Fort Worth!

LINE-X is going to be much more durable than powdercoating or regular paint and yes, we can color match it to the color of your truck.

If you have not purchased the NFabs yet, you should know that we also sell them. So, if our price is right, we could order them, LINE-X them, and ship them to you which might save you some money.

In order to color match them, we would need the factory paint code. The paint code is on a sticker that's on the driver's side door or door jamb. On the sticker, you will see PNT: Right after the PNT is the paint code.

Your price to color match the NFabs with LINE-X is $379 + tax + shipping. If you are interested, I can see how much shipping will be, just let me know.

The LINE-X with LINE-X Xtra, will hold its color and gloss, you will never have to do anything to them except wash them. And, LINE-X Xtra is easily cleaned.

If you have some time, take a look at our website, we have lots of useful information and pictures of our work: www.linexfortworthtexas.com

Let me know if you have any questions.
THANKS!
---David
LINE-X of West Fort Worth

 

And you will definitely have the most expensive nerf bars ever.

 

They were included, but they forgot to send the washers. There are a total of 6 bolts per side.

 

Do all 6 mounting holes line up with the factory Rivnut locations? (the hex holes) If so, one could just get some of them and then avoid drilling making the install easier. Someone on one of the forums had bought a box of 100 and was selling his extras on Ebay if anyone is looking for them.

How much clearance do you have to the rear of the front fender opening? Question being would they clear the Mopar Molded Splashguards?

Thanks

 

what a rip off. You can get your bed done for about that price with 10x more materials to cover, talk that dirtball down

 

Solving one problem at a time.

 

That's color matched, i was guessing that's why it was so expensive.

 

Thanks!

 

I was nervous about having to drill holes to mount these as well, but as soon as you step on them and realize how sturdy they are it's worth it. Next to the $1100+ electric rails, I don't know of any other step rails with the rating of the N-fabs (465lbs I believe).

 

I have the Luverne 4" Nerf bars on my truck. They are stainless steel and no drilling was required. In fact, I was a little skeptical about the mounting method. I had to remove 4 body mount bolts and then attach the nerf bar connectos to the body mounts and bolt them up. They seem to be sturdy and they look good...and the body is still attached to the frame so I guess that's good.