Running boards on a Supercrew
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From: Muskogee, Ok
www.bonesenterprises.com If they don't have what you want check back later, they have alot of OEM Ford stuff.
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From: San Diego
Man, these things are awesome! I put them on a while ago and couldnt be happier. I also installed an overide switch to shut them off if I didnt want to use them or when off road.
http://www.bestoppowerstep.com/
*Heres another video clip if you cant get the above one to work for ya:
http://www.electricstep.com/eshop/pc...p?idCategory=3
(FYI-I paid about $1050 for them uninstalled. They are the finest quality hardware,materials, fit & finish of any aftermarket product I have seen in a long time.)
http://www.bestoppowerstep.com/
*Heres another video clip if you cant get the above one to work for ya:
http://www.electricstep.com/eshop/pc...p?idCategory=3
(FYI-I paid about $1050 for them uninstalled. They are the finest quality hardware,materials, fit & finish of any aftermarket product I have seen in a long time.)
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Yeah, I hear ya and that's what I was thinking at first. However, if you get outside the box and really look at what your getting, they are certainly a horse of a different color than your standard plastic OEM board or chrome bar.
Last edited by spotbearsd; Jan 26, 2006 at 02:45 PM.
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From: Western New York
I have a S-Crew with westin bars and I love them. My wife is 5'2 and NEEDS them.
I'm not pushing any brand but if you live in an area that gets any kind of snow at all (or like to play in the mud) go with bars as opposed to steps. The open bars allow slush and salt to fall off and steps let all that crap build up.
I'm not pushing any brand but if you live in an area that gets any kind of snow at all (or like to play in the mud) go with bars as opposed to steps. The open bars allow slush and salt to fall off and steps let all that crap build up.
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From: IL
Originally Posted by tbizzle
Alot of people go with the aftermarket running boards but in my opinion the Ford running boards are the best looking ones. The Westin boards are too thin. The Ford ones are wider and have the chrome look. I think they are the sweetest ones. About 400 bucks installed at Ford dealership.
bought the chrome ones from ford... took them to work with me and had them on in a half hour. piece of cake!
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From: Delaware
Originally Posted by LilBlackCoupe
i second that!
bought the chrome ones from ford... took them to work with me and had them on in a half hour. piece of cake!
bought the chrome ones from ford... took them to work with me and had them on in a half hour. piece of cake!
I wanted to get the wider chrome steps from the dealer but they want $523 for them? Anyplace cheaper?
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From: Troy
Originally Posted by tardman91
I might be taking off the black platform ones that came on my XLT in a couple of weeks. I'll make you a good deal.
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I purchased the Predator's by Smittybilt. Looked good in the add, but when I got them, they did not fit! They were specific for the F-150 Supercrew. Returning them to the retailer has been a 3 month ordeal. I got them back, but my CC has yet to be refunded.
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From: New Port Richey, FL
Originally Posted by faawrenchbndr
Have you removed these? I am interested if they are for sale. Drop me an e-mail.
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