Re: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
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Originally Posted by 07TundraNC
Mine are painted to match, and have been on for about 8 months, and maybe 20,000 miles. Still look great. No corrosion yet, inside or out. I'm in North Carolina, so not too extreme weather here though.
Where did the bed rails come from, and how much before paint...those are pretty sweet.
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Re: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
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Originally Posted by cudexter
how are these holding up with some time on them?
Quality still good?
No trouble with mine. I've had mesquite logs rub up against them and the kick panels. Bars are fine. Kick panels are scratched through the preposterously thin Toyota paint.
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Originally Posted by cudexter
Do they attach at two points or three? 07 DC
Mine attached at four points per side. My Tundra is a long bed so I don't know if there are only three on a standard-bed DCab (way more common truck). I can't imagine there being a two-bracket model.
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Re: DIY: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
Can someone with these steps take a picture from the back or front of the truck? I would like to see how far the steps stick out from the side of the vehicle. Thanks.
Re: DIY: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
RONE...this is Vatundra1's truck...
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Re: DIY: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
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Originally Posted by RONE
Can someone with these steps take a picture from the back or front of the truck? I would like to see how far the steps stick out from the side of the vehicle. Thanks.
Here's one:
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Re: DIY: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
Came home today from a snow tubing trip with family and found my nerf bars had been delivered. I don't know if this is a change, but the only hardware I received was new washers. The instruction package told me to re-use the factory bolts. The factory washers did not want to come off, so I just placed the n-fab ones over them. Not sure I'm happy with that seeing the longer bolts that used to come with the bars. I think I'll be heading out for new bolts tomorrow. I did put the bars on with the factory bolts because I couldn't wait to see them on. I'm very happy with the quality and workmanship, just disappointed in the bolt length after adding another washer, although I'm guessing n-fab shold know whats needed to keep these bars on.
Re: DIY: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
Same thing with mine...called them and they said just to use the factory bolts.
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Re: Installation of N-Fab wheel to wheel nerf steps (pics)
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