Assist Steps / Running Boards / Nerf Bars

jay15892 · January 22, 2014

Mine came with the four inch round chrome ones. I like them better then the oval ones because they tuck in tighter..

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BringTheRain403 · January 22, 2014

You should look into the 4" bars from Iron Cross Automotive. They mount to the body mounts instead of the rocker panels they are marine grade stainless steel for than factory bars...

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jay15892 · January 22, 2014

They are the factory ones and cost $675 according to my window sticker. Very solidly mounted with four mounting points per side into the rocker panels.

BringTheRain403 · January 22, 2014

I got mine for $434. Full stainless. Body mounts are stronger than rocker panel mounts...

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mzodarg · January 22, 2014

Took my six inch ovals off (pictured in signature photo)and replaced them with AMP's

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VMaxtastic · January 22, 2014

I was going to get the painted molded mud flaps like you have, but they would get destroyed on the roads I drive. Had to go with the good old gator backs from GM. Also going to keep my big oval sidesteps, as the paint is more protected from all the crappy highways and gravel I drive on.

I did notice they are better quality than the 6 inch chrome ovals I had installed on my '13 from factory. More solid, and a better finish. The ones on my '13 had surface corrosion and bubbling on them after less than a year. I mainly just have the side steps to protect the paint, they work well for that.

mzodarg · January 22, 2014

I was going to get the painted molded mud flaps like you have, but they would get destroyed on the roads I drive. Had to go with the good old gator backs from GM. Also going to keep my big oval sidesteps, as the paint is more protected from all the crappy highways and gravel I drive on.

I did notice they are better quality than the 6 inch chrome ovals I had installed on my '13 from factory. More solid, and a better finish. The ones on my '13 had surface corrosion and bubbling on them after less than a year. I mainly just have the side steps to protect the paint, they work well for that.

I'm not sure I'll keep the painted mud flaps, still debating. I primarily installed them because they were a gift. I'm actively looking for an alternative.

The OEM boards were decent, I like the look of the AMP power boards better, that and I couldn't beat the price.

MTB · January 24, 2014

These are Stainless 4" Raptors.... I'm Really liking them.

http://www.raptorseries.com/4inch-cl-oe-oval-tubes.php

anthony2558 · January 25, 2014

N-Fab wheel to wheel.

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full_throttle · January 29, 2014

Finally got some pics up, no more bulky running boards sticking out and the AMP power steps work great. I Also got my new ATX Ledge wheels installed as well which i think turned out well and contrasts with the chrome accents of the denali and the Iridium Metallic color.

How do the powersteps hold up to snow / ice / salt conditions??

Wondering if they have a tendency to ice up and not open?

morley8065 · January 31, 2014

I was wondering if someone with factory 4 inch round nerf bars has end caps on them ...I just ordered a set and got home and opened box and ends are wide open...was wondering if they were suppose to come with end caps...thanks

BringTheRain403 · February 1, 2014

My biggest complaint about the factory bats is how they Mount to the truck. They Mount to the rocker panels. The midst sturdy way is to Mount them to the body mounts. Iron Cross has 4" stainless ones that are cheaper and mount to the body mounts. I love them!

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