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I want to put a set of Westin S/S Chrome nerfs on my 1500HD crew cab.  I noticed that no one lists the 1500HD specifically when trying to get the correct set.  All I see are the 1500, 2500 , 2500HD or 3500. Can someone help me match the right set for this truck?  I know someone else must have wondered the same before ordering their set.

 

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Shaners Senior Enthusiast

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MadDog,

 

I bet they are the same bars as the 2500HD crewcab, with the 1500 mounting brackets.  I'll look into it some more...

Shaners Senior Enthusiast

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OK here it is from the Westin site.  You need the part number 26-1950 for the CPS bars.  It is the same application as the 2500HD crewcab trucks.

 

Check out their website Westin Automotive

MadDog725 Enthusiast

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I appreciate your help.  Thanks a bunch.  Even the guys at Line-X (who will them for install for free when I get the bed liner) could not match the right set from their catalog.  Getting them put on this Friday...  Thanks again!

 

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Shaners Senior Enthusiast

Shaners

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I pulled that part number from the Westin website, I hope the guys at LineX dbl checked it for you...

 

Post some pics when you get them on...  :cool:

MadDog725 Enthusiast

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They doublechecked with their distributer, who in turn contacted Westin, who confirmed that they are the same application you described.  

 

Thanks again..  I have a friend of mine who is a professional photographer that agreed to take some pics after I get everything on.  I'll post them once I get them.  

 

I absolutely love that truck!  Just turned 500 miles on the way to work this morning.  The only problem is now I notice that there are more of them on the road than I thought.  

 

There are a whole lot of F--- Crews in my parking lot at work because my employer has a special employee purchase plan with them.  I've offered to chain the rear bumpers with a few of the Triton groupies and so far none of them care to have their frame ripped out from under the body!  ;)

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