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Im looking for new Side Steps & figure I'd start a show-it-all thread. Show us what you got, include manufacturer name & product feedback if possible.

 

My truck came with some aftermarket chrome side steps that seem to already be rusting, they also seem to store a lot of water inside them that slowly drips out at night in the garage. Im not really a chrome guy to begin with, thinking something black & clean would look a lot nicer.

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AMP RESEARCH.... I WOULD NOT USE ANYTHING ELSE NOW. LOVE THEM

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I have the GM ones, black. They help a ton for those is you with kids.

 

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Yea, I really like the GM OEM ones, looks real clean. How much do they usually run?

I think they were like $550. Check your local Craigslist though, I've seen 2 take off sets for $250 since I bought mine.
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550... ouch... do they come with lube too? :chevy:

I didn't research before adding them to my truck at purchase. I should have and bought them used on CL.
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Im out in the boonies, not much on craigslist here, there has to be something that looks like OEM but with the aftermarket price tag. I'll start researching this week after I get the spray in bed liner. thx

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I had a set of Ionic Railway, Black, on my '10-1500, and really likes them. Only metal to rust was the brackets, which I would have sprayed with Line X if I got another set. http://ionicautomotive.com/ionic-railway-running-boards/

 

Only pic of them on the truck. With the WeatherTech mud flaps they blocked 99% of the garbage being thrown off the front tires.

 

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Close up of the step.

 

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I have thought about swapping out my factory chrome on my '13 for a set. Just hard after the paying for the factory ones.

 

I know it is a last gen truck, but hope it helps!

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Love my N-fabs. They're way more sturdy than then Weston 3" tube steps I had on my old truck. The powdercoat is also very durable. I've smacked the bottom of the steps on a concrete curb and didn't do much from what I could feel. They're good protection for the rocker panels also.

 

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