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I had a set and liked them. Summit sells them for about 20.00 less. Summit sells them as the bar for about 180.00 then you have to by the monting kit. total is about 310.00.

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right now jc whitney has a 15% off coupon also so it comes out to like $271 plus shipping.

 

Rookie you said you HAD a set. Why did you get rid of them? How were they to install?

 

heres a pic of them

 

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I have them in the chrome plated aluminum. I really like them, but Westin had some problems getting the chrome to stick to the aluminum in the early production parts.

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thanks shaners. I thought you had these. Where did you get em from? How much were they?

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Ryan, I bought mine from TruckAddOns.com, which has been severly bashed here on this site. I don't remember what I paid but I'm sure it was around 300-400 bucks.

 

Summit definatly has better prices....

 

My first set went back to Westin (at their expense) after they pitted... My second set will go back too as soon as this crappy weather breaks. They are pitting too... Both sets were early releases and hopefully they have fixed the problem with the chrome bars. The nice thing though is that I'll be putting new bars on my truck every summer if they haven't fixed the problem!!! The lifetime warranty is a good thing!!! Westin pays for the new bars and the return shipping!!!

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My set are sitting in a bone yard some where. A plow truck decide to plow my truck and the snow at the same time. They are mounted tothe frame. As for jc whitney's price if you call summit they will beat any other price. I guess they like to sell parts. :shakehead:

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I have the Westin CPS step rails. Regular round ones, not the oval ones. I've had them for 3 years now with no problems. I have a small chip on the lower part on the drivers side, but no signs of rust or flaking/peeling.

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yeah you're right my grill guard had the 5 year warranty my nerf bars have the lifetime I must still have been High on dale jr. winning the 500 when I typed that :shakehead:

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well i called some local places and they want $525 for the bars and mounting kit plus $50 to install. DARN :shakehead: JC Whitney is looking much better right now at $320 plus 15% off.

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