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    After buying two set off Amazon that were absolute junk, I went with the OEM Black Badges and are pretty happy with them. They are 2 toned - Gloss & Matte. They are about $26 a piece. The other photo is the part numbers (Yes, there are right and left badges)
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    Out with the chrome, in with the black
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    Whatever parts you get using your points have them shipped to a participating dealer to save on shipping charges. I saved $150 in shipping for my rear wheel liners. Not all dealerships participate in the online GMC/Chevy Accessories ship to program. I had to go thru a dealer that I didn't buy my Trail Boss from, but it was actually closer to my house.
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    It was 10% off $100 or more
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    Installed front (Part No. : 84649174) and rear (Part No. : 84109906) factory splash guards as well as Rear Wheelhousing Liner Set (Part No. : 84263801). I used My Chevrolet Rewards points to get the splash guards. There was a discount on rear wheelhousing liners and shipping was free to a dealership. I know it probably would be cheaper to get the Husky or RC liners, but my OCD would have gone bonkers with felt in front and plastic in the rear.
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    Build Date of my LT Trail Boss was 03/21/2021, it arrived at my dealer (in Western NY) on 04/09/2021. So 19 days from factory to dealer.
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    Truck came without factory boards, so I don't have a reference point. I just went out and measured, the bottom of the step tube hoop is 10" from the ground on the front step and 10.5" from the ground on the rear step. I have a stock extended cab with no lift or level. Hope this helps
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    I ordered them directly through N-Fab's website. https://n-fab.com/podium-steps They were $464 when I ordered them. I checked with a local dealer before I order them and they wanted around $150 to install. Like I said in my post, easy install which I completed on my driveway without jacking up the truck.
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    Sorry in the delay to reply, I was out of town. I really like them and glad I went with the Podium LG’s. Easy install and no problems with the replacement set. N-Fab Customer Service was great in the return process. I did have to wait a couple of weeks for the replacements because they were out of stock. It wasn't that big of a deal since I still had the blemishes on. The blemishes were returned.
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    That's what I assumed, just wanted to be sure. Thanks again for the info!
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    Thanks for the feedback. Couple questions.. You didn't have to pay when you ordered the new set did you? Who paid for the shipping of the bad set back to N-Fab?
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    Installed N-Fab Podium LG’s But then noticed this on the right side step after removing the packing material after install; Needless to say N-Fab has already received an email. We’ll see how this goes.
  13. DCC_318
    Installed N-Fab Podium LG’s But then noticed this on the right side step after removing the packing material after install; Needless to say N-Fab has already received an email. We’ll see how this goes.
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    Thanks for the feedback! Shame that you're seeing rust already. I hear you on the harsh winter. We just went over the 100 inches of snow mark here in Buffalo for the season. Unfortunately NY uses salt on the roads and I really don't want to see the steps looking terrible after a season, so whatever I finally decide it won't be until the weather breaks.
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    Has anybody gone with Havoc HS2 Hoop Steps? I have been looking at them and the N-Fab Podium LG's. The reviews that I have read on the N-Fab's has been mixed.
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