I just put a set of these 6 Step N-FAB Nerf Bars on my truck & they look awsome; I purchased them from 4 Wheel Parts & got them in 6 days. They seem to have the best deal in town!


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Yea, I really like those too ... they look great on silver trucks too.

Nice 3500.

 

I'm getting those sometime soon my self. Kinda hard to shell out that much cash for what they are though. I love em but they ain't worth what they are asking for them in my opinion.

 

yea to damn expensive for me right now, but when i have the extra cash ill be buyin those also for my rig

 

They were definately more expensive than others out there but they don't even compare to the standard style steps; I feel like I got what I paid for thats for sure.They are so sturdy & look a whole lot better than the other styles I have seen & they came with a 5 year warranty on the finish (could'nt beat that).

I think if you spend the money you will be as happy with them as I am.

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i will fab some for beasty and have them galvanized then i paint them epoxy black, if anyone want a set give me a ring,not harder to make several set than just one

 

Not sure you would want to do that since I heard they are a Patended design by N-FAB; thats why they are the only ones out there with them.

 

Are you going to be making 3 step rails like his Woli?

 

I doubt it's a patented design. N-Fab is what was formally Smitty Built. They went out of business and N-Fab took over their operation.
The reason I doubt it's patented is Go Rhino also makes some nerf bars like N-Fabs. Theirs are SS though and cost a little more. If I had it to do over again, I'd go with the Go Rhino bars because of that. Mine aren't rusting but, as soon as you lose any powder coating, they will !

 

I pulled this from their website (www.n-fab.com) that says it is patended & also spoke to them before I purchased & was told that they authorize Go Rhino to make them but there were many differences in the bars.
The N-Fab bars are 3" tubing; Wheel to Wheel; all one paice with brackets welded on the bars & the only ones who had a 6 step design.
Go Rhino is a 2.5" tubing; only cab length; brackets bolt to the bars & only come in the 4 step model.

I did alot of research on these since they were more expensive than others out there but they are definately worth the money in my opinion.
[*]Innovative and patented step and mounting system is the best on the market today.

Also they claim that Smittybilt is a totally different company (located in California & N-FAB is in Houston, TX).

Hope this helps.