14 cc with nfab steps

[Ojones00]

I've got permission from the fiancé to get steps but my truck is just stock height right now and I'm wondering if they are gonna make it look really low. Anyone know the comparison between the nfabs and stock steps from the factory and how much lower they look? If you have any pics feel free to share. Thanks.


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[CMil527]

pics of the truck?

 

[Ojones00]

Are you asking for a pic of my truck? I was wondering if anyone has stock level or a leveling kit with the nfab cab length steps and if anyone has a pic of it to see how it looks.


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[SATXCTD]

Level 35's and nfabs. On a 14



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[Skrap]

Level 35's and nfabs. On a 14
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Truck looks great. How was the install on the steps? Bolt up to existing frame holes or did you drill? Are they solid or is there any flex? Thanks.

 

[SATXCTD]

There is no drilling, it comes with these v shaped bolt clip things that clip into factory locations on the rockers. Install was a breeze with an extra set of hands. So far solid and flex is minimal if any. I'm about 185 lbs



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[TRXHemi]

The n-fab seems to be the most un-obtrusive looking of all of the steps. It seems to be nice and tight against the body.

 

[SATXCTD]

I agree. I searched and searched forums, pics, websites etc, and these I think look the best. Unless you wanna fork over a grand for them power steps, but that's too fancy for me


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[chrgdrt]

here's without

 

[chrgdrt]

and here's with.

 

[homebrew]

6in lift with 35s

 

[DeerHuntr]

If you are actually wanting to use the steps for the intended purpose I'd go with something else. The steps are extremely slippery when wet and less than ideal given my wife's choices for footwear. I've even had a couple buddies slip using them while wearing work boots. They look very nice however.