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Does anyone use rock sliders on their trucks versus the typical steps/nerf bars? I have two children and am thinking of adding one or the other but like the protection of the sliders. I am wondering if the sliders are overkill.

El_Diablo_John Enthusiast

El_Diablo_John

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Nobody makes a true slider for these trucks that I've seen. The N-Fabs bolt to the body just like all the others and will do damage to the cab if/when you rub them against an obstacle. They also stick out and down quite a lot which is why I decided to just go with RB10's.

 

A huge benefit to the RB10's is that my not quite 3yo daughter can climb up on them by herself and can now get into the truck (after I open the door) and car seat while I put her 1yo brother in his seat, then just buckle her in and we're good to go! Also, you're not going to have a child slip off of the RB10's, they have some serious bite to the bedliner they use.

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Dezrado

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Rb10s should run around 500....im thinking of getting them and adding some mounts to the frame and eliminating the rocker panel mounts

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Are these custom or are they available online

 

 

Rb10s should run around 500....im thinking of getting them and adding some mounts to the frame and eliminating the rocker panel mounts

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