N-Fab step-up / running boards for Trail Edition

on the NFabs, which ones are the members getting, there are 2 in black, Powered coated and textured black? Anyone getting a better price then 330.00 for the pair?

Where did you see them for that price? Ive only found them for around 370.00
 
Anyone check back with Nfab on whether or not they are making ones for us with Limited/SR5 models?

I would like to avoid all the extra fabrication needed to make them fit. Also, SV customs offers them in two finishes, whats with this(textured and regular black)?

Thanks guys,
Brandon
 
Last month they said.............."Maybe mid 2012". Reading previous forum posts, this continues to just get pushed out. Doesn't look like they are ever going to produce them for non TE 4R's.
 
As of October, they said it would be mid-2012 before the SR5/Limited ones were in production.

shoot, figures. I just cannot find any other ones I like other than the basic black nerf style ones form Westin. Any one know how well these would hold up (rust etc) over the more common stainless ones?
 
shoot, figures. I just cannot find any other ones I like other than the basic black nerf style ones form Westin. Any one know how well these would hold up (rust etc) over the more common stainless ones?
I've had mine on since March. I've been out wheeling with them during spring/summer through a little bit of mud and some stream crossings, no notable rust so far. I will keep an update if rust becomes notable.
 
There are 3 options to make the TE N-Fab steps work on an SR5/Limited:

1. Remove the rockers (unless your truck is black, you may want to paint the exposed body hardware black to cover it up). http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/100356-te-n-fab-nerf-steps-installed-sr5-no-spacers.html

2. Trim the rockers to make room (which ruins them if you ever want to put the truck back to stock).

3. Fabricate spacers (this is what VASTYLE did. If you look at that picture carefully, you will see that the rockers are still there). http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/68661-n-fab-step-up-running-boards-trail-edition.html
 
Oh, I guess that was yours I was referring to. I thought you had posted a picture of the other truck, but now I realize that its actually your signature photo.
 
Is everyone still happy with their NFab's? Any Rust forming? Anyone regret the purchase? Are you ok with the reduced ground clearance due to the step...any issues due to this? Anyone get an damage from them, how did they hold up? About to buy and looking for some feedback. Thanks!
 
Is everyone still happy with their NFab's? Any Rust forming? Anyone regret the purchase? Are you ok with the reduced ground clearance due to the step...any issues due to this? Anyone get an damage from them, how did they hold up? About to buy and looking for some feedback. Thanks!

Still going strong! Powdercoating still entact, no signs of rust, well worth the purchase. Easy install too!
 
Is everyone still happy with their NFab's? Any Rust forming? Anyone regret the purchase? Are you ok with the reduced ground clearance due to the step...any issues due to this? Anyone get an damage from them, how did they hold up? About to buy and looking for some feedback. Thanks!

If your planning to do some moderate offroading you should be fine. If you're gonna be doing more than moderate, get sliders. I first started out easy to moderate trails, but then wanted more challenging trails. Well on a few recent trails I ended up denting up both sides do to rocks. Passenger side is dented under the steps, driver side is dented in the middle between the steps(this one could have been prevented but it happend). I'll be removing these and installing demello kick outs in about a month or so. Hope this helps out with your decision.
 
Can someone tell me what tools are needed to install these? I'm gonna be swapping them from another 4runner this weekend onto mine and need to know what tools to take with me. Thanks!
 
Can someone tell me what tools are needed to install these? I'm gonna be swapping them from another 4runner this weekend onto mine and need to know what tools to take with me. Thanks!

As long as its on a trail, just need a socket wrench and an 11mm socket (I think). That's pretty much it. I'm putting mine on tonight, I'll let you know what I use. Also gonna coat the bolts with locktite.
 

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