Painted black running boards
#11
I would take them off, I like the look without them better. 2 reasons I can't: I can't get out of the truck without sliding off the seat if these steps aren't there. I have a pet peeve of wrinkled leather bolster seats. So I need the steps to let me get in and out of the truck without sliding on the seats. And second, I can't find the AMP power boards for a good price. I know someone that picked some up at a 4 wheel parts expo for $100. That would be ideal. But until then, I'd like to get mine black so it matches the truck better. Will probably do the grille as well. Just don't know what the best way to do that would be.
#12
That's a great idea! I'd be very interested in doing this! Don't know how you would do that though. I'll crawl under there as well and investigate.
#13
Senior Member
I have been trying to raise mine too. I took it to a weld/ fab shop and they said the factory mounts are designed in a way that gave it no room to cut. Trust me been trying to figure out how to do this for a few mounts. Low profile mounts from Ford are 100 bucks a piece!!! Anyways I plan on changing my to black as we'll and found black rock guard at advance auto for about 12 bucks a can.
#14
I have been trying to raise mine too. I took it to a weld/ fab shop and they said the factory mounts are designed in a way that gave it no room to cut. Trust me been trying to figure out how to do this for a few mounts. Low profile mounts from Ford are 100 bucks a piece!!! Anyways I plan on changing my to black as we'll and found black rock guard at advance auto for about 12 bucks a can.
#15
Senior Member
ZMAM22 - Do they make a line-x that the consumer can spray? Or does it all have to be done by a professional?
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