N-fab podium cab length stainless installed

[DRAFT1]

I waited quite a while to make the decision, but finally decided on the N-FAB PODIUM cab length steps. I couldn't find any photos of these installed on a crew cab, so here you are.

 

[BrianandChrissy]

I waited quite a while to make the decision, but finally decided on the N-FAB PODIUM cab length steps. I couldn't find any photos of these installed on a crew cab, so here you are.

Just put mine on last week! They're awesome looking aren't they? Love the quality too!!

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[unxpctd]

Looking good...Goes well with the other chrome.

 

[DRAFT1]

Just put mine on last week! They're awesome looking aren't they? Love the quality too!!

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Indeed! Now we have plenty of photos here for everyone to see.

 

[grizzstang]

How and where do these mount up? Factory Holes?

 

[BrianandChrissy]

Factory holes. No drilling required whatsoever

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[DRAFT1]

How and where do these mount up? Factory Holes?

Yep, factory holes. Took me about 20 minutes per side with no issues.

 

[grizzstang]

Good to hear!

I really like the way the NFAB's look but there are a ton of complaints online that the holes don't line up and these are not easy to install.

 

[DRAFT1]

Good to hear!

I really like the way the NFAB's look but there are a ton of complaints online that the holes don't line up and these are not easy to install.

I put these on by myself. Layed under the truck with my head at front tire. Placed the runner on top of me, lifted rear up with my feet, put one bolt in front. Let it down, went to rear, put one bolt in, then the center. Then put rest of bolts in and tightened them all down. Don't know how it could get any easier?

 

[BrianandChrissy]

Good to hear!

I really like the way the NFAB's look but there are a ton of complaints online that the holes don't line up and these are not easy to install.

The ones who complained didn't follow the directions. It couldn't have been any easier and everything lined up just fine.

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[Nick@GotExhaust]

those are nice looking steps! first time ive seen those installed on a RAM. nice!

 

[BrianandChrissy]

those are nice looking steps! first time ive seen those installed on a RAM. nice!

The people who have complained about fitment haven't read the directions. They CLEARLY state there is a driver and passenger side, and the holes, and hardware lined up perfectly. The Tig welds are extremely well done, and they are very well built. I couldn't be happier with N-Fab. Nice stuff. And they showed up in 3 days to boot!!

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[tdramman]

I have been looking at these this week. I have the factory step bars on my Laramie but thought about switching to these. The Podiums have a bigger step plate than other nerf bars.


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[69GWC]

Those are really nice.

 

[UnsatFC]

Very nice, how much they cost you?

 

[6.7CumminsDrvr]

Interesting, just started looking at steps since the edge of the black plastic step piece on my factory steps just ripped........foot keeps catching the Dagum thing everytime I get out of the truck.

Looks like someone used a box cutter and sliced just inside the edge.

 

[BrianandChrissy]

Very nice, how much they cost you?

They cost me personally 550$ delivered. Well worth the price in my humble opinion. Extremely well packaged to include bubble wrap etc, and very sturdy box. Once opened they were IMMACULATE! I would highly recommend them to anyone interested. Very, very well built.

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[BrianandChrissy]

After wash and wax picture. Man do those N-Fab's shine!!

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[DRAFT1]

Very nice, how much they cost you?

I caught mine on sale last week at Realtruck for $473.00 shipped.

 

[DRAFT1]

after wash and wax picture. Man do those n-fab's shine!!

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nice!