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Those look sick!How are these?
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Sooo, will the go rhino D6 work with the regular mud flaps and not require holes to be cut like with the factory rock sliders?
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I'm sure they will. The gatorbacks worked great.
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With so many posting about their Go-Rhino steps, I thought I'd shoot them an email to double check if any of their step/rail products were available for a 2-Door Bronco...
Me:
"Do you have any side steps, sliders, rock rails or running boards currently available for the new 2-door Bronco?"
GoRhino:
"Good morning, we do not have anything as of now - - we have a growing list of customers that want to be notified once something does become available"
Me:
"Do you have any side steps, sliders, rock rails or running boards currently available for the new 2-door Bronco?"
GoRhino:
"Good morning, we do not have anything as of now - - we have a growing list of customers that want to be notified once something does become available"
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I went with the same. Love them for the step and they did well sliding on the boulders on bronco knoll trail in Johnson valley.I have the GoRhino D6 steps on mine, very happy here as well. Originally I had planned for the DS or DSS as they don't stick out quite so far, but someone on here talked me into these. If you have sasquatch the outside of the bar lines up pretty close with the outside of your fender flares.
Swapping them back out is a solid 45 minutes worth of work, maybe an hour if you take your time. Its one of those thing you say you're gonna do I think
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Following this thread because I have the same question re: the mud flaps with the side steps
I have the D6s and put the OEM flaps on this weekend. No issues. The D6s stop at the last bolt on the pinch weld, which is plenty clear of the flap.
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GoRhino steps have moveable sliding brackets so they can be adjusted forward or back. Yes they will fit with the cheaper plastic mudflaps.
Do you have the DSS, if so what are your thoughts? Are they wide enough or do you wish you had the D6?GoRhino steps have moveable sliding brackets so they can be adjusted forward or back. Yes they will fit with the cheaper plastic mudflaps.
DSS. They are wide enough for me I like the smaller looks. They will still protect from door dings.
Do you have more pictures of your Bronco with everything installed?I have the D6s and put the OEM flaps on this weekend. No issues. The D6s stop at the last bolt on the pinch weld, which is plenty clear of the flap.
