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On my 2nd gen-should I keep the running boards on or take them off? I like the way it look now, but I've seen 'em without and think that looks cool too. Like getting an instant lift with no work...so should I or shouldn't I???
On a second note, anybody local heading to the Pismo Run next week? I am looking for a reservation (they are all out)
On a second note, anybody local heading to the Pismo Run next week? I am looking for a reservation (they are all out)
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I'm actually in the same boat you are. I like the way it looks both ways. I've decided to leave mine on for now because I have to tote my kids around every now and then. It's easier for them to step up with the running boards on. If it weren't for that, I'd take 'em off.
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I liked the way it looked both ways as well. But when I took them off, I was very glad I did. They are the first things that will get busted up offroad. So I vote to take em' off.
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Take them off, it definitely makes your runner look bigger. The only thing you'll have to worry about is rocks hitting the side of the body, plus it will get dirty much quicker now that the running boards are not there to stop the dirt from hitting the side of your rig. Just get some mud flaps and custom fit them
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Lady Hayduke is altitudinally challenged, so mine will stay on. And like I've said before, they keep the schmutz off the sides and your paint on the sides.
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Hey Gabe ... tell Red that I said he could give you his extra reservation because I won't be able to go. And, I'm sure the wife can go, because I'm a girl and I was invited ... sooo ... have fun
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they look awesome with out em but mine gets a lot more mud on the side, I gotta find some mud flaps I like.I vote: take em off
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The running boards are okay, but they definetly get banged up off road. Also, i've seen them cause more body damage than that too, becasue they tend to push up into the rockers, or even the doors. BUT, they are very nice mud deflectors, and just fine in mild offroad situations. So, i'd say, depends on how offroad you want to go.
Plus, easier entry for some, and if you like the look, cool. Also, it's not like you can't put them back on if you don't like the way things are with them off. I'd say, try it, and see where it gets you.
Plus, easier entry for some, and if you like the look, cool. Also, it's not like you can't put them back on if you don't like the way things are with them off. I'd say, try it, and see where it gets you.
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Soak the bolts down good with WD or that PB Blaster stuff, I keep seeing around here but have never used it. I almost took a torch to mine getting them off.
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Soak the bolts down good with WD or that PB Blaster stuff, I keep seeing around here but have never used it. I almost took a torch to mine getting them off.
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Originally Posted by 4route
Hey Gabe ... tell Red that I said he could give you his extra reservation because I won't be able to go. And, I'm sure the wife can go, because I'm a girl and I was invited ... sooo ... have fun
I got a pm from red, thanks! Now just gotta get the final details together so I can make it!!!
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