Rolling Big Power

[P.Lavers]

Anyone running the RBP RX-3 side rails?

 

[AustinB]

Please allow me to save you guys some time...

IMO

 

[P.Lavers]

I know what they look like bro, I was looking for some decent feed back like fitment, durability, any places to find them for a better price then $800 plus.

 

[AustinB]

I didnt post the pic for you bro

IMO

 

[Andy578]

Please allow me to save you guys some time...

IMO

hmm those looks like they'd clean out nice

 

[HemiPower36]

I didnt post the pic for you bro

IMO

Thanks. I was getting ready to pull up google image. Rookies bro.

 

[sbarron]

I used to have the RX-1's. Figment was "ok". I had to shim them a bit to get them away from the body especially where they wanted to hit the OEM flares. I got tired of hitting the step-hoops on things and installed AMPs - not really the fault of the RBP's, any other non-hideaway step has the same issue.

On an aside, I can say either their customer service sucks, or the contact info on their website doesn't work. I've wanted to purchase a new hardware set to include when I sell the steps. I've tried contacting them 3 times and have yet to receive any reply.


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[R/T_Fire]

Save your money... I have yet to see anything from RBP that wasn't over priced for the quality and fit.... All of their products are twice as expensive as they should be..

There is always these for half the price, not sure if your going for this style though.
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[SilverStreak88]

RBP = hipster accessories.

 

[sbarron]

RBP = hipster accessories.

Except hipsters don't drive trucks. They drive Fiat 500's, minis and ride Vespas.

 

[SilverStreak88]

Except hipsters don't drive trucks. They drive Fiat 500's, minis and ride Vespas.

Negative, I see them every day.

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[Graygoose]

I see a lot of NICE rigs at SEMA with them....seem nicely built, very expensive.

 

[Rzrman328]

RBP has some really nice accessories.

But I'd still go with AMPs.

 

[AustinB]

What happens to amp steps if you drop down on a rock?

IMO

 

[sbarron]

What happens to amp steps if you drop down on a rock?

IMO

Probably nothing good, but I've not dropped that far yet... I'm not sure your rocker wouldn't hit first; damn sure your frame would.

 

[sbarron]

I see a lot of NICE rigs at SEMA with them....seem nicely built, very expensive.

Yeah, I had no issues whatsoever with the quality. 2+ years on the truck in Alaska and still look almost new.

 

[R/T_Fire]

What happens to amp steps if you drop down on a rock?

IMO

If your worried about that neither of those products are right for you.... a simple tube steel or wound tube step it what you need with no parts that hang down or change in shape.... but no one makes those, and I'm pretty sure you can have a shop custom fab you something for far less them them RBP units and even the N-fab ones... 1.5" 120 DOM is only $3.50-$4.00 a foot and you'll only need about 20'-0" a few bends and welder...

 

[Machete]

RBP Rx3

I've been running them for about 4 or 5 months now. Fairly solid and good looking rails. As everyone knows they re pricey. I m starting to see some slight rust in a few spots after the winter.

RBP service sucks. I d definitely look around at other brands before I bought another set of rails but I do like them.

 

[AustinB]

If your worried about that neither of those products are right for you.... a simple tube steel or wound tube step it what you need with no parts that hang down or change in shape.... but no one makes those, and I'm pretty sure you can have a shop custom fab you something for far less them them RBP units and even the N-fab ones... 1.5" 120 DOM is only $3.50-$4.00 a foot and you'll only need about 20'-0" a few bends and welder...

If the amp fold up higher than the frame, then I think it would be fine.

IMO

 

[R/T_Fire]

Nope, the most common contact and vulnerable spot is the rockers... but really we shouldnt be taking these truck on a trail where that is an issue anyway. But thats comming from a guy who uses his rockers while crawling on big obstacles and has stupidly wiped out the Carr steps on my old cummins playing around where i should have had the jeep.

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