Need some info on nFab's please

[mblack2010]

Hey, great forum you all have here. Just picked up 2010 sr5 with a 2" lift, 20" xd's, with 33" bfg's. Looking to add some running bars so that I'm not jumping into it

The only bars I really like the look of are the nFab's made for the trail edition. I see that RiDE was selling spacer kits but I can't get ahold of the individual. Any of you know where I can get spacers?

 

[eddiebx]

Hey, great forum you all have here. Just picked up 2010 sr5 with a 2" lift, 20" xd's, with 33" bfg's. Looking to add some running bars so that I'm not jumping into it

The only bars I really like the look of are the nFab's made for the trail edition. I see that RiDE was selling spacer kits but I can't get ahold of the individual. Any of you know where I can get spacers?

In case you can't find any, you can also trim the rocker panel like [MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] did here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/92013-antmans-thread-25.html#post1003023

Welcome to the forum :cheers:

 

[Jesserue]

I ended up making my own brackets based on Rides design as he was out of stock at the time. See if you can find a metal supply/fabrication business. I used Industrial Metal Supply in SoCal. Had them cut me 6 pieces of 4" channel 2" wide. Cost around $50. Hopefully you've got a drill press and some cutting fluid. Cobalt drill bit, buy some quality hardware, can of Rustoleum and you're good to go. I just used the nFab's themselves to create a template for the holes.

 

[MikeDUBS]

I had my own made based on [MENTION=78318]RiDE[/MENTION] 's design as well.

 

[Daily-runner]

I had some metal laying around so I designed and made my own set and powder coated it. If you r interested I can see if I have enough laying around to make you a set too. Just PM me.

 

[mblack2010]

In case you can't find any, you can also trim the rocker panel like [MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] did here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/92013-antmans-thread-25.html#post1003023

Welcome to the forum :cheers:

Man, that seems like a bold step; pairing down the panels like that.

 

[mblack2010]

I ended up making my own brackets based on Rides design as he was out of stock at the time. See if you can find a metal supply/fabrication business. I used Industrial Metal Supply in SoCal. Had them cut me 6 pieces of 4" channel 2" wide. Cost around $50. Hopefully you've got a drill press and some cutting fluid. Cobalt drill bit, buy some quality hardware, can of Rustoleum and you're good to go. I just used the nFab's themselves to create a template for the holes.

That's kind of the issue; I'm tool poor. Don't exactly have the time or means to make them myself. Much more feasible for me to buy a set if at all possible

 

[tamerunner]

Man, that seems like a bold step; pairing down the panels like that.

Ye its really daunting at first but if you take your time really measure right and eye it good it turns out good. I already had the factory boards that came on mine and have a kid due any day now so don't feel right throwing those out and getting new. So I trimmed the rockers and cut the brackets on the boards to pick them up a couple inches. Looks better. Anyway its free to cut them so that's a plus.