Anyone have Lund "Rock Rails" on their truck?
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Anyone have Lund "Rock Rails" on their truck?
I'd like to see pictures of anyone's 2009-2014 model with these "Rock Rails" on them. The main reason I'm interested is because they look like they tuck better to the body and provide protection from rocks and other stuff flung up from the back roads. Any thoughts or suggestions on these?
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Get some raptor take-off running boards. I got mine, brand new, for $250. They cover the area behind my front wheels extremely well. Gravel roads are a symphony of rocks smashing into my aluminum steps, and rattles in the cab from taking washboards way too fast in the past.
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That isn't a bad price. Are they higher than the factory FX4 /STX running boards? I feel like the factory steps sit too low for me. I'm 6'0 and rarely use my steps unless I'm parked on an odd angle. I end up banging my shins on them most of the time but haven't removed them because I feel like they protect the sides of my truck.
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http://www.stage3motorsports.com/264...ck-Guards.html
are these the ones you were looking at? I'm considering them too, was wondering if anyone had photos on their truck - especially a supercab
are these the ones you were looking at? I'm considering them too, was wondering if anyone had photos on their truck - especially a supercab
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I'd like to see pictures of anyone's 2009-2014 model with these "Rock Rails" on them. The main reason I'm interested is because they look like they tuck better to the body and provide protection from rocks and other stuff flung up from the back roads. Any thoughts or suggestions on these?
If you can find a set of primo Raptor boards for fair price, go for it. If not, perhaps consider a pair of RCI "steps" which utilize the middle pinch holes on the rocker that otherwise aren't with OEM boards. I like RCI products (have a complete set of their skids on my truck) but they still only make them for S-Crew config.
http://www.rcimetalworks.com/09-14-F...0-09-13-05.htm
Get some raptor take-off running boards. I got mine, brand new, for $250. They cover the area behind my front wheels extremely well. Gravel roads are a symphony of rocks smashing into my aluminum steps, and rattles in the cab from taking washboards way too fast in the past.
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yeah they aren't real rock rails, but the RCI aren't made for supercabs - mostly I'm looking for something to give me a chance of avoiding body damage when I go a little too far and shoulda taken the jeep ... an audible "time to go back" if you will
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http://accessoryproshop.com/Magnum-RT-Steps
These are what I have on my truck and I like em. They tuck under nicely and protect under the doors and I think they look pretty sharp
These are what I have on my truck and I like em. They tuck under nicely and protect under the doors and I think they look pretty sharp
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http://accessoryproshop.com/Magnum-RT-Steps
These are what I have on my truck and I like em. They tuck under nicely and protect under the doors and I think they look pretty sharp
These are what I have on my truck and I like em. They tuck under nicely and protect under the doors and I think they look pretty sharp
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Wow, that's a good deal if those are the same ones. Walmart's picture is different on the website. Let me know if those are actually them when you receive them and not something like rocker panel covers.