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This is a discussion thread titled "N-FAB nerf bars? Worth it?", within the Interior & Exterior forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
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2.4" front/1" rear leveling kit - toyo A/T 285/75/18 tires - bull bar with hella 500FF lights - 20% tint side and back windows - 55% full windshield tint
in the works:
stock HU -> LOC -> PPI FRX-456 -> DLS A4 + Marathon 6150 -> DLS iridium 6.2 comps + Hybrid-Audio L3's + 4 Tang Band W6-1139SI's
to come:
JBL MS-8 + center channel speaker + components for the rear + sirius adapter for stock HU
I like the GoRhino's a little better also. NFabs and the black GoRhino's are carbon steel (can rust). GoRhino offers a polished stainless steel (no rust).
I also like CattlemanHD steps (Home) and Frontier steps (Frontier Truck Gear) but I don't think they're available for Tundras.
take off the step plate and paint it with truck bed liner
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2.4" front/1" rear leveling kit - toyo A/T 285/75/18 tires - bull bar with hella 500FF lights - 20% tint side and back windows - 55% full windshield tint
in the works:
stock HU -> LOC -> PPI FRX-456 -> DLS A4 + Marathon 6150 -> DLS iridium 6.2 comps + Hybrid-Audio L3's + 4 Tang Band W6-1139SI's
to come:
JBL MS-8 + center channel speaker + components for the rear + sirius adapter for stock HU
Best price I've seen is through 4 wheel parts, calling them direct. Lift Kits, Winches, Tires, & Wheels by 4 Wheel Parts
$346.99 plus $19.99 for over-sized shipping.
But, they only stock Cab Length Gloss Black Powder Coated.
I ordered mine direct and paid more to get Textured Black PC'ed.
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I like the GoRhino's a little better also. NFabs and the black GoRhino's are carbon steel (can rust). GoRhino offers a polished stainless steel (no rust).
I also like CattlemanHD steps (Home) and Frontier steps (Frontier Truck Gear) but I don't think they're available for Tundras.
Hey 123,
Those Stylesteps are sweet.
How much do they stick out from the body?
I want a bar you can actually use as a step.
Has anyone installed the Toughcounty steps?
And if you got them,How far do they stick out?
Thanks123,Your a addon guru!
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I love my N-fab steps from a functionality stand point, however, the finish on mine lasted about three minutes. I installed them in Feb 08 and the leading edge of each step is worn away completely and every weld has rusted through the finish. It seems as though mine were just painted instead of power coated. They are the black textured finish. I ordered direct from N-Fab. I have sent them an e-mail explaining my problem and have not heard back yet. They have about 3500 miles on them so far and at this rate there will be nothing left by 15K if I don't do something this summer.
If N-Fab doesn't do something for me I plan to primer coat them with a rust inhibitor and then have them Line-Xed or something similar. I am not thrilled about the quality of the coating for a step that costs this much. If they were 100 bucks then sure, but for $400+ for the full length version, they should have atleast made it one year before rusting to hell.
But I would have fixed the rust problem when it first appeared. A can of flat black Rustoleum will set you back $5. And will spray not only the n-fab rails 200 times, but also your axle housing that probably has some rust on it too.
I hope you get some replies from N-Fab, they seemed very enthusiastic to get my email questions.
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