[JayRob]

I love these but can't find out who makes them. Anybody have any ideas?

 

[GraniteRebel]

I believe these are the Rampage 2" Slimline Steps: Rampage 2" Slimline Step Nerf Bars
Lund also makes a set of steps that are similar called Latitude.

 

[Jocko97]

I checked the manufacturer's website and they only list up to 2013 Rams.

Auto parts warehouse allows you to enter 2016 Rebel to check the fitment, however it says these bars do not fit.

The bars certainly seem like they worked out for the truck in the photo, so I'd be interested to see what the installation process was.



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[texas_rebel]

Unsure. What makes it a bigger pain is most 15 Rebels can use anything other crew cabs can use but everything is jacked up with the 16s and that dumb bracket

 

[johnj]

They're sort of similar to my N-Fabs. I bought N-Fabs because all the impressions in the step are made from the underside, so they form nubs that stick up from the steps, versus indentations or slits like on most steps. Pics here. Album: my Rebel

 

[Isquibu]

Unsure. What makes it a bigger pain is most 15 Rebels can use anything other crew cabs can use but everything is jacked up with the 16s and that dumb bracket

Does the 17 have that bracket? Where would i find it?

 

[Dave6000]

Go rhino makes a side step just like that

 

[Isquibu]

So... the 17 has the same bracket as the 16 evidently. Strangely, the front mounting space is already threaded, but the back two are not. I am going to probably go with the mopar ones.

On another note... i must say that i am slightly displeased with the under carriage wiring efforts. Most of the harness was just kind of hanging there. And the tape covering the rocker panel seems a bit cheap. However, my front bumper appears to be straight Also, that 150lb looking muffler is going to find another home soon.