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N-Fab Wheel to Wheel Nerf Step Bars
N-Fab
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Features
- Bolt on design
- Solid one-piece construction
- Body Lift Compatibility: Yes
- Weight Rating: 445
- Sold as a pair
- 5 year warranty on finish
- Made in the USA
- Bar Diameter: 3 inch with .084 wall tubing
- Finish: Polished Stainless Steel and Black Powder Coat
- California Residents: WARNING
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
N-Fab is the industry leader in making quality Nerf-Bars, Pre-Runners and other Off-Road accessories. Design and manufacture for the strongest, most durable and best looking products available in the industry today. N-Fab is committed to building a heavy duty, high end, high quality tubular parts for all the latest trucks and SUVs dating back to the 80s. N-Fab use heavier gauge .084 wall steel, with an all welded one piece construction. They also Zinc coat each part for better corrosion protection. Lastly N-Fab uses a thick layer of high gloss powder-coating for a long lasting finish coat.
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Question & Answers
3 Answered questionsown a 4 door jeep jk interested in possibly purchasing a stainless NFAB nerf step. I could only find for the 2 door on your web site. Is this something you do carry and if so how much?
Asked by Art from Newark, Oh on
Hello Art, With the nerf steps the ones that I found for a 4 door are part number S/BJN49-S4S. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask, Thank you.
Answered by JordanC@extension4833 from Newark, Oh on
Can you install these on a 2015 Willy's? Also can you keep the rock rails on or do you have to remove those?
Asked by Ry from Burbank,il on
Ry, the Nfab Nerf Step Wheel To Wheel will work with no modifications to your Jeep as long as it is a 2 door! I hope this helps!
Answered by Sara H. Ext 4874 from Burbank,il on
Is drilling required to install these steps?
Asked by Bill from Jacksonville on
Hi Bill, Yes, these side nerf bars from Nfab attach to the side of your frame rails which requires drilling. Thanks for the inquiry.
Answered by Jim G Ext 4806 from Jacksonville on
