nerf bar question
#1
nerf bar question
washing the truck yesterday I discovered one of those little step pads on the bar is cracked, anyone know if you can buy just those?? or do you have to buy an entirely new bar?
#2
I say ditch the nerf bars. Then crank the torsion bars for maximum effect.
#3
You know I have the same ones probalby and I couldn't find a replacement pad anywhere. So I used some black rtv sealant and made it work.
#4
What brand? I know Westin will sell just the replacement pads. Also, I can't remember where I saw them, (possibly Westin?), but someone makes stainless overlay pads to cover the plastic ones.
#5
I've been on the Westin site and seen the oval bars, those pretty good?
#6
I got the 3" dia. round ones. The type I got have been discontinued by Westin. They were the ONLY ones on the market that were chrome plated stainless steel. Westin told me they had to be more price competitive with everyone else, that were either chrome plating steel, or polishing stainless steel. It kinda gave me the best of both worlds whereas chrome plating is harder and has a better shine then stainless, but is also corrosion proof compared to steel.
#7
anyone know if there is a part number associated with the step pad on the stock OEM nerf bar?
(FYI- the bar part number is 19211855)
(FYI- the bar part number is 19211855)
Last edited by jman_in_minnesota; 08-24-2010 at 05:52 PM.
#8
http://www.realwheelsacc.com/h3_420-1.html
#9
It took some looking, but I found the overlay steps I was talking about in a earlier post. They come in polished or black powder coat, and might be something you'd want to consider. Here's the link:
http://www.realwheelsacc.com/h3_420-1.html
http://www.realwheelsacc.com/h3_420-1.html
#10
I'm new to he forum and trying to find replacement pads for the oem step bars on my '06 H3. Know your post was from 2010 but checking to see if you still had any part numbers for the replacement pad kit available from the dealer...thanks