Just installed DeeZee running boards on my 2014 LE

JSCincy

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If anyone was interested, I installed a set on my 4runner tonight and figured I would post some pics. They seem very sturdy, I weigh 270 lbs and they seem to have minimal flex, if any at all. The installation was very easy, it took about 30 minutes on each side. My only complaint is that they have about a 1.5" gap between the bottom of the rocker and top of the board, but other than that I think they look great.
 

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Sorry for the sideways pics...

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Can you/Do you have pictures of the brackets and how much lower they hang?

Curious to see how much ground clearance they take away once installed.

Dont want to cut rocker panels and will need some sort of step once lift kit goes on... did not like where the nfabs with the Ride spacers ended up
 
you want that gap between the rocker and the running board so you can get your front 1/2 of your foot on the board.

the oem has no gap and I cant even get 1/4 of my foot on the board even at an angle to get any leverage.

I am looking into getting the shrockworks sliders to remedy that situation, just have to get it past the financial police.
 

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