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Looking for side steps for 4dr bronco! Thank you!
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OEM ones if you don't mind losing about 2" of ground clearance.
DV8 ones if you want something a bit more rugged, stronger, and they sit up 2" higher than the OEM ones and cover the pinch welds. They are a "lite" version of a rock slider / side step combo, as they don't angle upwards and don't attach to the frame itself.
DV8 ones if you want something a bit more rugged, stronger, and they sit up 2" higher than the OEM ones and cover the pinch welds. They are a "lite" version of a rock slider / side step combo, as they don't angle upwards and don't attach to the frame itself.
I've got about 18,000 miles on my GoRhino D6, for the time being and the things i'm doing with the Bronco they are more than sufficient. Once my children are more capable of climbing I'd like to swap them out with something frame mounted.
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i went OEM ones. they were even on sale through ford and showed up 2 days after ordering.
I picked up a set of OEM's for $150, thought I'd use them till the prices drop or more options open up in the aftermarket. Maybe get $100 back when I rehome them. Happy wife, Happy life.
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