Rickblojz

[gwbigdog]

They are good quality, missing clips screws, 2 types. Harder to install than I expected.

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[HoosierDaddy]

Rokblokz ?
Drunk posting again?

 

[23OBX2.7]

I asked them if they were made in the 750000 strong prison slave labour outsourcing programs - that never replied.

The ones I got were roughly finished on the edges, nice screws, semi poor securing hard ware seemed like a $35 set for 5 times the price.

 

[gwbigdog]

Never type and drive

 

[Smocaine]

I really like the end result, in both form and function, but assembling them was like a LEGO set from hell in both part count and finger pain.
The frame-mounted brackets are nice and the materials seem quality but I don't know if they're worth $400.

 

[gwbigdog]

I agree, decent plastic, I had missing parts in. Brass clips and 2 different types of screws. On line instructions were poor ar best. Printed received later seemed ro help. Clearance in front when wheel is turned is minimal at best. Their nice but not worth the cost.

 

[VirginiaHeritage]

Clearance in front when wheel is turned is minimal at best.

Do you have steps? Rails?

I did rear only for now because my ‘25 OEM side steps extend into the front wheel well slightly.

 

[bassist]

I just used some pliers to help press everything together.

Not the easiest assembly job, but not a bad install overall and they do the job right.

 

[gwbigdog]

I have AMP electrical steps, I have kawasaki for hard travel stuff. 2500 mi on my 2025 badlands, hoss. Great truck.

 

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[HoosierDaddy]

Looks like a nice roomy garage ya got there!
Is that 2 - 16ft garage doors?
Nice.
I have a neighbor that did the same.

23 years in, I'm still kicking my own ass for not doing at least a third bay when I built this one.

 

[userdude]

"Rickblojz" sounds like a name scratched onto a stall door next to a phone number...

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