Thanks, but aren't those the factory rock rails with an aftermarket step added to them? If so, I think they would have moved up with the body. I was hoping for a picture with actual frame mounted steps.
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Old school fix is to run black weather stripping from the body in the gap. You set it back as far as you can. I have not done it to a Bronco yet, but have a 3/4 kit I am scheduled to install. Iāll have a better feel to placement after that.*Update* Body lift came in, great quality and quick shipping. My fear was the gap which is why I only went with a 1/2" lift. I am not thrilled with the gap, I really didn't think it would be that noticible but to me it is. Since it is on I won't take it off but need to figure out something that can be installed behind it to cover up the gap/wiring that is showing for my LED's and other things. Back is "ok" but the front to me is too big of a gap.
Just a few up close pix if anyone is on the fence like I was. I wouldn't do it again but that's just my opinion, lesson learned.
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