Side steps project

[ericwilkison]

Just finished a project adding a lift and 35's. The first thing my vertically challenged wife said is "I need steps to get in!". So I decided to try building my own. This is my first larger fabrication project and I have to say I'm very happy with the results. Thought I would show off a little. That's allowed, right?

I started with 2" x 3" tube and put short 45 deg ends on. I then ran 2" square back to the frame and used angle iron for a mounting surface. The mounts are welded directly to the frame. Might be overkill, but they are nice and strong.

 

[yakelys69]

Looks good, nice job.

 

[txtruk15]

I really like what you did here - looks great and very functional.

 

[BRONCOchild]

Those are nice.

 

[Gupster88]

I like it. Nicely done. How much you charge?

 

[Justafordguy]

Those turned out awesome. I've been thinking about building some very similar.

 

[kylakekevin]

I like those!

 

[jmangi62]

Looks good,nice work.

 

[broncomike629]

Second in line of you want to build another set. How much?

 

[Dannyboy71]

Nice work!

 

[Ratclge]

side steps

That does look good

 

[BRONCITIS74]

I like that. Simple, yet functional...

 

[bronkenn]

Nice job. I got to carry a step for my wife.

 

[svastano]

Looks great and Love the wheels!

 

[ericwilkison]

Thank everyone. It's nice to get positive feedback every once it a while.

 

[amax]

What wheels are those? I really like the looks of them

 

[No Hay]

Nice work on the steps!

If Mary see's those, she'll want to order a set also.

 

[svastano]

What wheels are those? I really like the looks of them

Ultra Badlands:https://www.summitracing.com/parts/uwc-208-5185p/overview/

 

[amax]

Thank you