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So finally got back home and had some spare time to install the RB10 steps from GoRhino!! I really do like them, the make the truck look so different. I am glade that I held out for these.. Here are some pictures, sorry for the quality and for the truck being dirty.

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Looks good! Can you get a pic of how they mount? Also a pic from a lower angle or further away so I can see how low they hang? I would appreciate it!

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Looks good! Can you get a pic of how they mount?

Thanks!!!

 

Here you go, it's pretty simple install really..

 

Here is where it mounts to the truck

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And here is how the step mounts to the brackets

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I tore my truck apart in an attempt to remove most of the chrome.

 

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How do you remove the rear bumper?

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How do you remove the rear bumper?

Dropped the hitch, then took out the bolts for the bumper only to find out the brackets won't fit out between the frame rails and the bed. After swearing and cursing out GM engineers, I put the bumper back in with a couple bolts and proceeded to remove the eight bed bolts and shift the bed so I could get the bumper back out.

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I tore my truck apart in an attempt to remove most of the chrome.

 

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Where did you get those black molding trims!!??

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So finally got back home and had some spare time to install the RB10 steps from GoRhino!! I really do like them, the make the truck look so different. I am glade that I held out for these.. Here are some pictures, sorry for the quality and for the truck being dirty.

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Those look great! They caught my eye a couple months back but couldn't find pictures of them mounted on any K2XX. I may have to buy a set sometime soon.
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Where did you get those black molding trims!!??

They are a gm accessory made by EGR. You can buy them through any online place like autoanything.com or realtruck.com as EGR sells them directly.

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What I'll be doing this weekend. 818cb12f4ad3d0bdf6c1eb664f2a5f95.jpg226f95a26094bd7d10e801e0804ac087.jpgd0a4602626f191a14af843205953ce67.jpg

 

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Info on the light please :) !!

 

 

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What I did in 1 minute, switch the spot light switch and the passenger eject55662581ed86264009ddba2db5813450.jpg


Wow that turned out great!!!!!

 

 

 

Changed up the look of my truck...No more color matched front

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Info on the light please :) !!

 

 

 

Wow that turned out great!!!!!

 

 

 

Is 20" 4d/hyperspot osram 5watt led, that ends up being 200 watts I believe. Paid like $150 for the light and like 40 for shipping straight from the manufacturer. To buy it or a lot different types check out harborled on instagram.

 

Here's a short video of the light

 

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