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Good looking truck! I was also looking for steps that weren’t too aggressive and ended up with the Go Rhino DSS. After I added 5/8” spacers to bring them out just a little more, in my opinion they are perfect.

Definitely Line-X if you use the bed for more than groceries.

An average 3 ton jack that lifts in the 20-22“ range should be lots. I have a couple of them and they’ll both lift high enough as well as a Quickjack that I haven’t tried yet on it. I also have four of these and they’re my favourite choice when lifting my Ranger -...

All good here with my Putco one here too. No issues at all and it looks great!

The Eibach kit at one of the lower settings with your stock springs would work too.

Sounds like the OEM bars may be best for when you need. I used the Go Rhino DSS, but added 5/8" spacers that I made to bring them out just a little.

No problem at all. Post up some photos of yours when you get the new parts on!

Welcome! Great looking truck.

I cleaned up my stock wheels with the winter tires on them before putting them away until fall. I was pretty disappointed when I noticed that one of the wheels has a bit of damage. It looks like someone must have set it face down when I had my winter tires put on. That’s the only time the...

No spacers, that’s where your 9” wide wheels with 20mm offset will be too. These stick out 1” further than the stock wheels with my 1” spacers did.

Welcome, and congrats on the truck!

@Joe15 thanks, sounds like you have good taste! Lol

That’s surprising that they have that rib there. I always seem to collect some here during the winter weather, but never that much!

Love the look from the top down! Are you going to stay with magnetic or go with something different?

I also took a couple photos of the truck as it sits today. I think the only large item I want to replace is the exhaust system, I just haven’t made a decision on which one yet.

Fixed my Go Rhino DSS bars today. I always thought they mounted in just a little too far so I made some 5/8” spacers to bring them out. These are a couple before (driver’s side) and after (passenger side) photos.

@Mmmmmnachos they are done and installed. It’s hard to take before and after photos from the same angle so I tried to do a left vs. right comparison after I had one side finished. I’m very happy with how it turned out, I think this is how they should have come out of the box.

Here’s mine on the lot vs. today with Eibach kit on stock springs at 2.25” setting and 265/70R17 tires.

Hit 9,000km today and still smiling, then an even bigger smile when I stopped and parked beside a stock Lariat on the lot!

Finally finished my step bar spacers, painted and installed!