Rocker guards with steps that wont break the bank.
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I also have the Ace and am very happy with them. I've landed on them and grinded on rocks with them many times. They work great! They run about $400 shipped for the 4 door model. Less for 2 door. Easy to install.
You can also use them in combination with the Rubi rails for added protection and looks good too. I picked up a set of Rubi rails for $125.
I also got them because my wife and 3 year old need a step.
You can also use them in combination with the Rubi rails for added protection and looks good too. I picked up a set of Rubi rails for $125.
I also got them because my wife and 3 year old need a step.
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I also have the Ace and am very happy with them. I've landed on them and grinded on rocks with them many times. They work great! They run about $400 shipped for the 4 door model. Less for 2 door. Easy to install.
You can also use them in combination with the Rubi rails for added protection and looks good too. I picked up a set of Rubi rails for $125.
I also got them because my wife and 3 year old need a step.
You can also use them in combination with the Rubi rails for added protection and looks good too. I picked up a set of Rubi rails for $125.
I also got them because my wife and 3 year old need a step.
Matthew
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You just need the hardware. The holes are there from the factory and are used by Rubi rails or the plastic factory steps. If you buy Rubi rails, just try to buy a set that comes with the hardware. It's not expensive if you can't find it. Cost me like an extra $20 to order the hardware (bolts, nuts, clips).
Also note that if you want the Rubi rails and Ace rails, the rubi rails go on first.
Also note that if you want the Rubi rails and Ace rails, the rubi rails go on first.
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You just need the hardware. The holes are there from the factory and are used by Rubi rails or the plastic factory steps. If you buy Rubi rails, just try to buy a set that comes with the hardware. It's not expensive if you can't find it. Cost me like an extra $20 to order the hardware (bolts, nuts, clips).
Also note that if you want the Rubi rails and Ace rails, the rubi rails go on first.
Also note that if you want the Rubi rails and Ace rails, the rubi rails go on first.
Matthew
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Call your local dealer though, they might have some. After I got them, the place that did my lift also mentioned they have them for sale for around the same price. One of my friends bought a set from the shop that did my lift. Lots of people have them replaced with aftermarket and don't bother to keep them.
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Thanks for all the help guys im really liking the ACE rockers and for that price looks to be hard to beat. I really dont do much rock running but I want something there that serves a double function, step and protection, instead of just a step like the stock..well step bars lol. So when the time comes ill be ordering the ace's
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JK Junkie
Really stupid question, can you run a pair of the rubi rails and the cheapo factory steps?
Just a thought till I pick rock rails with a step...leaning towards ACE right now, but first I need to get the AEV under armor on first
Matthew
Just a thought till I pick rock rails with a step...leaning towards ACE right now, but first I need to get the AEV under armor on first
Matthew
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Originally Posted by Matthewd5
Really stupid question, can you run a pair of the rubi rails and the cheapo factory steps?
Matthew
Matthew