Running Board Recs

[MegLeigh]

Anyone have any running boards they recommend that have held up for a while? Not looking for power options. Would love pics if you have them.

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[604Bronco]

I wanted a step for my wife but something that didn’t look like an old man’s 1995 Silverado. I went with @GoatFab rock sliders - overkill? Yeah. But super happy with them.

 

[stickshifthappy]

IAGoffroad.com

I love the minimal look, they attach right to your rock rail, and you can pick your logo color to match your vehicles trim or body color.

I did modify their attachment method slightly in that I added some fender washes and neoprene washers between the rock rail,

and attachment bolt to protect the finish on the rock rail

 

[Clemmy]

Go Rhino Dominator D1. Needed something with a drop for my wife to climb in and out.

 

[EquusBronsis]

If you in southern or central coast California you can my OBX running boards..Free!

 

[Base_Squatch33]

The Magnum Stirrup from Archetype Racing are the ones I plan on buying. A little on the expensive side but there is a discount code somewhere on here for B6G members. All aluminum and they mount directly to your rock sliders
https://archetyperacing.com/products/ar-magnum-stirrup

 

[Nogame24]

I really like how the raptor ones look but haven’t found after market that look similar.

 

[Vargascartel817]

I went with the rock slider steps

 

[Vargascartel817]

Sorry just seen the power option on ur post sorry i have the reg side steps that i took off if u want them

 

[indio22]

IAGoffroad.com

I love the minimal look, they attach right to your rock rail, and you can pick your logo color to match your vehicles trim or body color.

I did modify their attachment method slightly in that I added some fender washes and neoprene washers between the rock rail,

and attachment bolt to protect the finish on the rock rail

If you were to add some material to fill the gap shown by the yellow arrow (between front flare and running board), do you think that would protect the side of your Bronco from dirt/rocks thrown by the tires? I was thinking that could be an alternative to mud flaps, as long as the running board sticks out enough to match the flares.

 

[stickshifthappy]

If you were to add some material to fill the gap shown by the yellow arrow (between front flare and running board), do you think that would protect the side of your Bronco from dirt/rocks thrown by the tires? I was thinking that could be an alternative to mud flaps, as long as the running board sticks out enough to match the flares.

Good question, may stuff something in there as an experiment

 

[MegLeigh]

If you in southern or central coast California you can my OBX running boards..Free!

I wish! A little far though, I’m in Georgia. Appreciate the offer.

 

[J_Z]

I wanted a step for my wife but something that didn’t look like an old man’s 1995 Silverado. I went with @GoatFab rock sliders - overkill? Yeah. But super happy with them.

How well do these work as a step? Been eyeballing these as well. Love the look, but curious of the functionality as a step with as high up as they sit to the body.

 

[LCW]

The OEM hoop step works really well.

 

[MegLeigh]

Sorry just seen the power option on ur post sorry i have the reg side steps that i took off if u want them

Don’t get me wrong, I would prefer the power ones, just can’t spend the $$ right now with all the other accessories I want. If I had more patience I would wait, but the Wildtrak I got didn’t come with them, so I want something there.

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