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rodrigogudino · #1 (**permalink**) 11-07-2008, 11:42 AM

Hello,
I'm interested in buying n-fab steps for my '07 double cab short bed tacoma.
Just need to know where to get them cheapest available???
And, I believe there's 2" or 3" available? Anyone have pictures or info about them? Reviews? Thank you all....

the.phantom · #2 (**permalink**) 11-07-2008, 12:23 PM

i think N-fab is the best

i called "missy" at n-fab and got a discount and she called it a internet order.
i have a 5 lugger reg cab and need a bit of help to get in and after we talked she had a set custom made for me . i have the regular door step and also one in the back so i can get into my truck box.

they are not the cheapest but i think the best and wow the welds are great, bolted up in about 1/2 hour, no brackets just using the factory holes. all one piece
you can get the 4 step for your double cab or the 6 step ( for access to the bed)

you could call missy with a price quote from someone else and maybe she can match it?
and you could also mention the "reg cab guy said to call" ;-D
Toll Free
866-806-NFAB

rodrigogudino · #3 (**permalink**) 11-08-2008, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by the.phantom

i think N-fab is the best

i called "missy" at n-fab and got a discount and she called it a internet order.
i have a 5 lugger reg cab and need a bit of help to get in and after we talked she had a set custom made for me . i have the regular door step and also one in the back so i can get into my truck box.

they are not the cheapest but i think the best and wow the welds are great, bolted up in about 1/2 hour, no brackets just using the factory holes. all one piece
you can get the 4 step for your double cab or the 6 step ( for access to the bed)

you could call missy with a price quote from someone else and maybe she can match it?
and you could also mention the "reg cab guy said to call" ;-D
Toll Free
866-806-NFAB

Thanks a lot I'll call in... Do you have any info on the diameter of the tubes?

Tundradrenalin · #4 (**permalink**) 11-08-2008, 07:41 AM

Here's a picture of mine: http://www.tundrasolutions.com/galle...hp?i=2447&c=37
They are the 2" bars for the D-Cab Tacoma. Because they don't make them for the 2005 AccessCab Tundra.

I bought them from Performance Products. They regularly run Internet specials such as 10% off, and I believe they are a sponsor of TundraSolutions.com. Price, including the freight shipping, was around $330 I think.

rodrigogudino · #5 (**permalink**) 11-08-2008, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Tundradrenalin

Here's a picture of mine: Tundra Solutions Forum - Tundradrenalin's Album: Spectra Blue - Picture
They are the 2" bars for the D-Cab Tacoma. Because they don't make them for the 2005 AccessCab Tundra.

I bought them from Performance Products. They regularly run Internet specials such as 10% off, and I believe they are a sponsor of TundraSolutions.com. Price, including the freight shipping, was around $330 I think.

Thanks a lot... now,
are yours powder coated? or black painted?
since my truck is black, I'm wondering what would be best, black painted to match or black powder coated.....

the.phantom · #6 (**permalink**) 11-08-2008, 03:39 PM

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since my truck is black, I'm wondering what would be best, black painted to match or black powder coated.....

i got mine in black and think black for a black truck

the powder and such are extra cost... i was thinking if the paint didn't hold up then i would just bedliner them myself ;-D

Tundradrenalin · #7 (**permalink**) 11-08-2008, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by rodrigogudino

Thanks a lot... now,
are yours powder coated? or black painted?
since my truck is black, I'm wondering what would be best, black painted to match or black powder coated.....

Perf Prod.'s only sells black, chrome and painted. The black is powder coated black. Black is the cheapest version. It's a shiney black powdercoat. If you order directly from N-fab, they can give you a flat or semi-flat textured paint. Moderator mxsjw has those on his Tundra.

Mine, well, they were black powder coated, but I had them stripped, primed and painted semi-gloss black.... it's a super long story. Basically had to fab the n-fab's to fit the Tundra, and painting them just kinda happened along the way!

I'm happy with the results and very happy with the steps.

khergert · #8 (**permalink**) 07-15-2009, 04:09 PM

I got a set of these N-Fab on the way. After all, there are not many choices for 09 Tacoma Rcab's. I purchased through a non-sponsor and these guys have a flat shipping rate that is a substantial profit center for them. In the end, after talking with Missy, the upgraded finish will off-set any pricing issues so all is well. I could have read the recommendations of other members more closely, and that indeed is my recommendation. Don't hesitate to let these vendors know you are part of TundraSolutions. There's no guarantee, but for me, it made the best of a less than best situation purchase.