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mefly2 Enthusiast

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Wow - what a great resource. After two hours of reading everything that there is to know about nerf bars - I just ordered the Raptor Magnum 5" Ovals for my Sierra Crew Cab. Thanks all.

 

You will be pleased!

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weagle99
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I installed Amp Research Power Steps on my GMT900 recently and will never own another truck without them.

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N-Fab wheel to wheel.   Tapatalk via Moto X    

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Pics of my truck with the AMP power step.    

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jroyston13 Enthusiast

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Got my ICI Magnum RT steps in today (unexpectedly) and happened to be on my RDO (regular day off), so they were installed.

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CatRacer213 Enthusiast

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Got my ICI Magnum RT steps in today (unexpectedly) and happened to be on my RDO (regular day off), so they were installed.

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Those look great!

Mike Morrell Enthusiast

Mike Morrell

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Got 'em on! Easy install, love the look - though mine didn't come with four braces as I've seen some have?

 

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WillDiet Enthusiast

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Can anyone post up a few pics of the 4″ iBoard Aluminum Black http://www.iboardauto.com/on a 14-15 Silverado Crew Cab? I can find a few pics but i cant find one that show a side shot of the truck. I'd like to see how low they hang down from the rocker (gap).

crewl1 Enthusiast

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Has anyone used Trail FX boards? They seem to be the only ones I can find that have wheel to wheel, with 3 steps for the Sierra Crew Cab short box.

 

http://trailfx.com/Search/Detail?aid=2051524363

There are also these on eBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/TYGER-5-WTW-Side-Step-Bars-07-13-Silverado-Sierra-1500-Crew-Cab-5-5-Short-Bed-/331153117446?fits=Model%3ASilverado+1500&hash=item4d1a439106&vxp=mtr

 

No experience with them or the manufacture, just pointing out an option.

TruckDaddy Enthusiast

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Has anyone used Trail FX boards? They seem to be the only ones I can find that have wheel to wheel, with 3 steps for the Sierra Crew Cab short box.

 

http://trailfx.com/Search/Detail?aid=2051524363

 

TrailFX is a "house brand" for Keystone Automotive which is a very large accessory wholesaler. I believe that most (if not all) of the TrailFX products are rebranded. You will need to find a retail accessory dealer that can buy from Keystone.

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TrailFX is a "house brand" for Keystone Automotive which is a very large accessory wholesaler. I believe that most (if not all) of the TrailFX products are rebranded. You will need to find a retail accessory dealer that can buy from Keystone.

 

The same on-line place selling the tonneau above has them. Thinking this is a good choice for me.

Onmytab Enthusiast

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My uncle has them on his new dodge ram in black and even tho the 3rd step doesnt look like it has a pad it does

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Onmytab

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My uncle has them on his new dodge ram in black and even tho the 3rd step doesnt look like it has a pad it does

14z71 New Member

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Recently installed the GoRhino RB10's. I still need to mess with the alignment a little to get rid of a small gap in the back, but other then that I am please with them .

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