Lund Trail Armor rocker panel cover - anyone have it?

[Happy]

tjnoffy, there are the holes on the side of the pinch weld that you see in the pics above and then there is a bracket on the front and rear of both the steps and the slide rail thatyou can't see.

They both use the same bracket mounting location, it would be very hard to impossible to attach both.

The factory rail uses the pinch weld holes for bolt attachment points as well.

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[Last Ride Bronco]

Does it have a sill plate as well? I'm seeing mixed. I love it. Highly considering. My only concern would be mud, snow, and salt collection.

No sill plate included. A sill plate is sold separately.

 

[ScoutandBronco]

Thanks. I saw a picture of one that showed it so I wasn't sure. One even mentioned it.

 

[tjnoffy]

tjnoffy, there are the holes on the side of the pinch weld that you see in the pics above and then there is a bracket on the front and rear of both the steps and the slide rail thatyou can't see.

They both use the same bracket mounting location, it would be very hard to impossible to attach both.

The factory rail uses the pinch weld holes for bolt attachment points as well.

OK, so how did @Last Ride Bronco get them both installed?

 

[Beach_Bum]

 

[Gene Dios]

Not sure how these couldn't hold moisture. With the tape around the interior perimeter, you have a gap for gunk to pack into. Very skeptical.

 

[Happy]

OK, so how did @Last Ride Bronco get them both installed?

I apologize, I mistook your question to be about the metal factory rock slider and the side steps.
The Lund plastic rocker panel protector does fit with the steps.

Sorry for creating confusion.

 

[Bronco67]

I read they can be installed after the steps, but if you install this product before installing steps, would you then need to remove the armor rockers to install the steps? Looks like it should be able to stay on. Thanks

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