hey man just wanted to say i love your step bars, where did you get them and if you dont mind how much did they run you? ive been looking for some heavy duty steps like that for a while i dont want just the regular nerf bars like i had before.

 

Thanks! We were just talking about them on another thread. I think I paid about $600 for them from Arc Rite in Del RioTexas.




They appear to be pretty heavy duty. Here is a picture of how they attach to the frame.

 

Yeah definately nice bars

 

What brand name push bar is that.Tough looking truck man.....

 

sorry must have missed the thread, ill check it out though. its funny you mention arc rite though, my buddys moms boyfriend is sponsored by arc rite, he has a badass 05 dodge dually and i was admiring his bars the other night and he told me to give them a call, i was planning on doing it tomorrow. and 600 isnt bad at all, i was expecting more along the lines of 800 for a set like that. im guessing thats where you got youre headache rack from too? i was planning on getting a headache rack from them too. and probably replacement bumpers since im sure they are cheaper than a name brand like ranchhand.

 

Yep, it's all from Arc Rite in Del Rio ... They make it all. Headache rack, bull bar, brush guards, steps, rear bumper, replacement front bumpers, stirrup steps, nerf bars; they have lots of different ways to spend your money and lots of different styles.

Actually, you have your choice for the rear bumper. The rear bumper that they make is hugely expensive because of the costs of the local welders. But, if you don't mind having a bumper that they have made across the border, it's a lot less. If you look at my rear bumper, there is lots of welds totalling several feet of welds on it. My rear bumper is a 4" pipe bumper with diamond plate, it was about $350 and hecho in Mexico.Double itfor a locally made bumper. (But it's a different styles though, too.)

Everything else is locally made onsite. They are cheaper than Ranchhand for everything and in my opinion better looking, too.Actually,Arc-Rite makes stufffor other companiesto put their name on too.