DeeZee Running Boards Installed on Limited [w/ PICS]
Just installed some running boards I got for my girl's 4runner. They look great and are better than anything I've found out there. They look more along the lines of a X5 or Rover Sport and blend really well with the body lines. I wanted something much better than OEM since there was absolutely no lip to stand on and defeated all purpose of getting running boards in the first place. I bought the DeeZee running boards made for this truck and they fit perfect, they could sweep in more in the front and back, but for the current market selection, these are the best I"ve found. Check out the pics and let me know what you think. I have an inch of play to the inside if I need it, but we're going with the furthest outside point to start and we'll work it in if we have to. Thanks. [I'll add pics in a few minutes.]
So here are the pictures, Damn you toystory. I have some unbox photos on my camera, but these on my phone were quicker add. I think these are much better than the factory ones and I may end up tucking them in a little bit more to conceal the cutoffs. Maybe DeeZee could make a vinyle cap for that part to finish it off cleaner under the body. Overall, the brackets are heavy duty, solid construction, and give enough for a size 12D to get in and out. Not as good as my F150, but better than OEM options which we all know are useless. Before anybody like toystory asks me for pictures during the day of the front, 1/4, and back, I'll be doing that tomorrow or later when I have a chance.
Just installed some running boards I got for my girl's 4runner. They look great and are better than anything I've found out there. They look more along the lines of a X5 or Rover Sport and blend really well with the body lines. I wanted something much better than OEM since there was absolutely no lip to stand on and defeated all purpose of getting running boards in the first place. I bought the DeeZee running boards made for this truck and they fit perfect, they could sweep in more in the front and back, but for the current market selection, these are the best I"ve found. Check out the pics and let me know what you think. I have an inch of play to the inside if I need it, but we're going with the furthest outside point to start and we'll work it in if we have to. Thanks. [I'll add pics in a few minutes.]
So here are the pictures, Damn you toystory. I have some unbox photos on my camera, but these on my phone were quicker add. I think these are much better than the factory ones and I may end up tucking them in a little bit more to conceal the cutoffs. Maybe DeeZee could make a vinyle cap for that part to finish it off cleaner under the body. Overall, the brackets are heavy duty, solid construction, and give enough for a size 12D to get in and out. Not as good as my F150, but better than OEM options which we all know are useless. Before anybody like toystory asks me for pictures during the day of the front, 1/4, and back, I'll be doing that tomorrow or later when I have a chance.
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