Dodge 2500 project

[Fish]

Once again... I swore I was going to leave this one stock. That's why it now has Bridgestone Revo 2's in 315/75-17, Carli front springs and KORE/Deaver rear springs with Bilstein 5100 shocks.

[1leg]

Nice Iron mt shot.

Sweet truck,

[Bella PSD]

That's a great looking truck and camper!

Louie

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Thanks guys. And Jerry gets the prize for identifying the location. Lift went on in Santee. I live in Poway. Iron Mtn is on the way via Hwy 67.

Oh, and Louie -- I used to live in Yellow Springs just up the road from you.

[Bike_Mech]

Who makes those sliders/steps? My wife is asking for something like that for our truck, and I can't remember where I've seen those before...

Thanks
-Chris

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Those are N-fab steps. They also have a model that has a third step at the back of the bar, but I didn't need that.

My wife also appreciates the steps. Especially now that the truck is lifted.

What I don't like about these particular steps is that they mount to the pinch weld under the door. Potentially, you could cause some very tough to fix damage by smacking them on a rock. I'd prefer some that mounted to the frame. Anyone have ideas for those?

[Shotgun]

What I don't like about these particular steps is that they mount to the pinch weld under the door. Potentially, you could cause some very tough to fix damage by smacking them on a rock. I'd prefer some that mounted to the frame. Anyone have ideas for those?

I have these on my 3500 and am very satisfied! http://www.ranchhand.com/product.php?id=7317 Check them out by Ranch Hand. They bolt to the frame with heavy duty steel 1/4" brackets and are strong. I like the solid deck (with holes for drainage) compared to a tube that might let a muddy shoe slip thru or off, twisting an ankle. When I climb in the big Dodge, I grab the handle for a boost up and my shoe is almost parallel to the truck. This is why I like the deck plate design. The steps stick straight out for better ground clearance. If you carry dogs they can get a boost up as well over the tube type!

Chris

[bftank]

i know it is an old post, but check these out if the nfabs are still giving problems. i believe they mount to the body mounts and frame

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...ight=oil+field

[Regcabguy]

I'd like some simple rock rails for mine that mount using a wraparound bracket of some sort. Dodge advises we not drill into the frame without a crush sleeve.

[Fish]

i know it is an old post, but check these out if the nfabs are still giving problems. i believe they mount to the body mounts and frame

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...ight=oil+field

Exchanged a PM or two with the gentleman making those... but he never got back to me and I didn't have the cash anyway.