Nerf bars
#7
#9
I took mine off because it wasn't lifted yet and I liked the look w/o. I also found they stuck too far out from the cab. It seemed like I was stepping over or around them to get in a stock truck.
I have thought about putting them on since I'm lifted now but I still like the look. I think it makes it look taller.
I have thought about putting them on since I'm lifted now but I still like the look. I think it makes it look taller.
#15
The reason that I wanted to keep mine on was to hide the frame after my body lift.
I never really stepped on them all that much.
My future plans are to get rock sliders. That way I might have a little step just in case I need to give myself a boost up to get into the truck. And they will double as rock sliders lol.
I never really stepped on them all that much.
My future plans are to get rock sliders. That way I might have a little step just in case I need to give myself a boost up to get into the truck. And they will double as rock sliders lol.
#18
They don't look terrible on, but my truck definitely looks taller without them. I agree, they are pretty much worthless to use as real steps-they're too close to the cab. But they do work great as "pants muddy-uppers" and "winter road slop collectors". I was going to have my brackets cut and extended out by a couple of inches to make them work a little better, but I never got around to it.
MikeR
MikeR
#20
Need to take another after photo with the sun at the same angle. It is like a light trick to lose the rusty frame in to the shadows. Same affect could be done with a couple cans of foo-foo can flat black on the frame.
Your truck looks nice either way.
Your truck looks nice either way.
#22