So the 4wheelparts installing my Teraflex LCG Elite lift called and let me know my Smittybilt SRC steps/rails won't go back on. They use the rear body mount area, just like ACE and the Evo sliders do, and the rear bracket block the from going in.

While I never was happy with the Smittybilt rails due to quality, I was hoping for more time to find ones I like and save the cash for it.

I really need steps for the family. The Poison Spyder Rocker Knockers will match my bumpers, but they don't look like they offer much of a step. The other choice looks to be the Teraflex step, but the look is just ok and the install isn't as straight forward as the Poison Spyder.

Any suggestions for a Rail/Step? I wish I could afford the Rick Slide Engineering one... Thanks in advance.

 

LOD sliders if the attachment points work

 

I believe EVO offers two different sliders and one can be used as a step

What about the poison spyder brawler knockers? I'm sure those would act as steps...see bellow

 

Rick hard 4x4 makes a great rocker guard and step kind of like the poison spider ones above. They are mounted using the 3 frame bolts under neath and drilling about 10 holes into the body on each side. Very great setup, looks awesome and acts like a step to get up into your cheap. Check them out!

 

Edit:: Rock hard*

 

Post pics when done I want to upgrade to the 3 in lcg lift. Which one did you get? I've been liking ace lately or evo. If I could weld i would go with evo. They mount to the frame and are built for serious hammers.

 

X2 on LOD. Outside I'd weld on Evo's the LOD's will be the strongest ones out there and the have a step. They are frame mounted as well.

 

Ok after actually reading ( my bad just woke up ha) go with psc. They can take a beating and I know of a Jk owner who has kids and he tells me that his psc rockers make the wife happy because she uses it as a step.

 

Sure. I'll be stopping by the shop today to take a peak, but I don't get the Jeep back until Monday. I got the 3" with 35" tires. Take a look the the TF install video part 5. You'll see how the rear bracket uses up all if the back frame and also angles into the body mount stud. Sturdy looking bracket, but it's huge!

 

Here are some pics. Went over for a sneak peak. That bracket is what's blocking my current rails from going in.