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Took factory assist steps off (for sale)

girls complained it was too hard to get it

so I added the N-fab wheel to wheel SS bars.

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Just now, churchy1313 said:

Took factory assist steps off (for sale)

girls complained it was too hard to get it

so I added the N-fab wheel to wheel SS bars.

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My 37’s arrived today. All I can say is holy crap, I thought my 33’s were big! Still waiting on my fiberglass fenders to come in [emoji30]

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On 7/24/2018 at 7:47 PM, 2017_whitez71 said:

Which one did you get?

https://www.amazon.com/VXDAS-EL-50448-Pressure-Monitor-Activation/dp/B072BK693N/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1533077938&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=el50448&dpPl=1&dpID=411B3l6HLZL&ref=plSrch

 

Sorry it took so long. I paid just a tad less for mine because amazons prices always fluctuate. 

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17 minutes ago, cbrsilv15 said:

Thanks for looking 

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Didn't really do it all today per say however I test fit some tires at Belle tire. They ordered me 285/70/17 Mastercraft MTX mud tires and the same size in a Duratrac. I decided on the Duratrac only because I'm afraid the MTX would be useless on the slippery or wet roads. The MTX looked a little better though and I was really torn. Here are both. caffd8c7ebe624c6030bf09bf4f6a0d2.jpgf93ba63084b915d0d8bc98093f58a515.jpg

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I usually run the TKO's on my 1/2 tons, but, when I ordered this truck, it came with the 18" Duratrac's. When I switched from 18" to 20", I was so impressed with the Duratrac's, I bought a new, almost same size as stock in the 20" series, I have never regretted going this route...

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Added a ReadyLift kit out back to get a lil more rake after the Bilstein 5100 install. I’m pleased with the results.
It’s a shame GM refused to make its 4x4 look like a 4x4 from the factory. I had to do it myself :)

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19 hours ago, michigan2500hd said:

Didn't really do it all today per say however I test fit some tires at Belle tire. They ordered me 285/70/17 Mastercraft MTX mud tires and the same size in a Duratrac. I decided on the Duratrac only because I'm afraid the MTX would be useless on the slippery or wet roads. The MTX looked a little better though and I was really torn. Here are both. caffd8c7ebe624c6030bf09bf4f6a0d2.jpgf93ba63084b915d0d8bc98093f58a515.jpg

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i like those wranglers better man~.. either way.. nice upgrade!

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On 7/31/2018 at 1:13 PM, churchy1313 said:

Took factory assist steps off (for sale)

girls complained it was too hard to get it

so I added the N-fab wheel to wheel SS bars.

IMG_1127-tmb.jpg

Do those sit as flush to the rocker panel as they look? I have seen a few sets of Nfabs running around town, and a couple have been flush and a couple have had gaps between the bar and the rocker panel.  If I can find some that are flush, I will pull the trigger.

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On 7/31/2018 at 2:13 PM, churchy1313 said:

Took factory assist steps off (for sale)

girls complained it was too hard to get it

so I added the N-fab wheel to wheel SS bars.

IMG_1127-tmb.jpg

Sit very close to rocker but has enough clearance to stick a finger through them.

very easy install

Save some money and get the smittybilt ones as they are n-fab bars in a smittybilt box

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Love my Nfab's... ..there's a super small gap, but happy on how they look!..    Mine stop at the back of the back door.. i see Churchy's go all the way to the tire!... nice look man!

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