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SilveradoSaver Senior Enthusiast

SilveradoSaver

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Looking for some black running boards for my double cab, anyone have some suggestions?

 

 

I think this is my favourite topic right now because I just went through this haha.

 

I get my new GM nerf bars tomorrow.

 

I was looking at N-Fab and Rough Country before but too many comments on rust showing up.

Sean Neilan Enthusiast

Sean Neilan

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I think this is my favourite topic right now because I just went through this haha.

 

I get my new GM nerf bars tomorrow.

 

I was looking at N-Fab and Rough Country before but too many comments on rust showing up.

You beat me to it but I was going to say there's a whole thread on here about Nfab rusting within a month. Apprently the powder coat is super thin.

HoosierZ Enthusiast

HoosierZ

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86" Deezee NXT. I added the pieces at the front to stop rock chips on the front doors.

 

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SilveradoSaver Senior Enthusiast

SilveradoSaver

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You beat me to it but I was going to say there's a whole thread on here about Nfab rusting within a month. Apprently the powder coat is super thin.

 

 

Nothing a coating of Line-X couldn't fix, but then you should just get a different brand like I decided on. The GM ones look like they have a very thick coat.

schooner44 Enthusiast

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Tyger brand. Picked them up through Amazon Warehouse Deals for $135. Normally they're $157 so that's not bad either. Had them on for a month and love them. 2b7217ede8845b4582af42b760da3d97.jpg5f8735600f23c318028dcf49bcb3a6ff.jpga50fc6005e5e165fd7f323b0dceb6625.jpg

 

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schooner44 Enthusiast

schooner44

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I have these. https://www.realtruck.com/luverne-grip-step-running-boards/

If you park outside in a winter region, do outdoor activities or just don't want to fall on your a$$ due to snow and ice accumulation on boards these work.

Get the frame mount type not rocker panel mount. :happysad:

I like those but they're pretty pricey. If I want better traction, I'll get some black grip tape and put it on the elevated sections of mine.

 

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diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

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I like those but they're pretty pricey. If I want better traction, I'll get some black grip tape and put it on the elevated sections of mine.

 

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Won't help much. Fills with snow, ice. :happysad:

schooner44 Enthusiast

schooner44

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Won't help much. Fills with snow, ice. :happysad:

I think it would in my case...would just be a matter of using your foot to wipe off extra snow and expose the grip tape below. I loved in Buffalo NY for most of my life so I can imagine the conditions being any worse elsewhere. Either way, I don't think it's worth the extra few hundred dollars for the metal grate style ones.

 

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casey.mikl

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I have the magnum RT steps. I love them. Adjustable for how low you want them. I have them sucked up under the body. They are very sturdy. Only thing I have an issue with is the very front where the point is, my tires rub on them at full lock in reverse. I am going to trim the points down to clear the tires. Those are the only 2 pics I have of them.

 

 

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Waymon Enthusiast

Waymon

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Go Rhino RB10's

 

4 mounting points and sits high and tight. I'm 250lbs and they don't flex a bit.

 

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diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

diyer2

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I live in Colorado and spend time outdoors. These are the best for footing.

One fall could cost more than a few hundred dollars IMO. :happysad:

SilveradoSaver Senior Enthusiast

SilveradoSaver

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Go Rhino RB10's

 

4 mounting points and sits high and tight. I'm 250lbs and they don't flex a bit.

 

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I like your Jeep :lol:

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