Nerf Step
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JK Newbie
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From: Greenville, TX
Nerf Step
Hey guys. Well i go my l4in superlift on with stock wheels and tires. looks really funny. i ahve wheels and tires on order maybe they will be here in a few days. anyway now i amd looking at nerf bars and i came across these http://www.smittybilt.com/product/index/18.htm has anone seen these on a JK or have a pic of them on a JK i would really like to see them on one. i also am wondering if thye are worth them money. Thanks for you help guys again 
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JK Enthusiast
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Would love to find some rock rails that double as steps. Where are these such rails??? I have to put my rails and steps on/off every time I want to go wheeling. This has become WAY TOO MUCH A PITA!!! My wife and kid can not get into the Jeep now w/o the steps.
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From: Greater Boston
JK Newbie
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From: Greenville, NC
One word: Shrockworks
JK Freak
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You can leave the stock rubi rails on, but you need to tell the guys at Shrockworks when you place the order. They will adjust the location of the bars to make room for the old rails. I decided to take the stockers off a) to save weight, b) to sell them, and c) mine were on the way by the time I heard about this option 
No floor drilling, just a little on the frame rails. See WOL's writeup.
No floor drilling, just a little on the frame rails. See WOL's writeup.
JK Newbie
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From: Greenville, NC
Thanks, I figure I am going to need something as I have decided to go with the 3.5 RE long arm lift and 35's. I suspect I will need something to put my foot on to get in and I don't want nerf bars hanging down when I go off road. This looks like a good option.
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JK Freak
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question for you guys with Shrockworks (and other sliders). I have the stock sidesteps and we all use them (11yr twins, me at 5'5" and my wife at 5'6"). One thing that is nice about the stock sidesteps is that they have "traction" on them so your feet do not slip when they get wet.
I've been considering replacing them with Shrockworks sliders. But am concerned about slipping when we climb in and they are wet- especially concerned for my wife since she just had surgery on both knees, and a bad slip climbing in could really cause some problems.
I've been considering replacing them with Shrockworks sliders. But am concerned about slipping when we climb in and they are wet- especially concerned for my wife since she just had surgery on both knees, and a bad slip climbing in could really cause some problems.
I've had the sliders on for about 2 months, and neither of the 6yr-old twins have had a problem so far.
JK Enthusiast
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From: New Hampshire
do it
Yes Shrockworks rock rails. take your stock ones off. Sell them. Reallocate that money and line-x the rock rails. Mine are great not slippery at all. But I am working with the line-X dealer about the lifetime warranty for the bottom of the rails that have some scares on them. so far no problems.