How do these steps mount with a 3" body lift?
1464324
They mount directly to the underside of the body of your truck, not the frame. Depending on what you are looking for to accomodate getting in with the lift you might need another step or to customize a different bracket. But with 3 inches these should work fine. Hope this helps.
468934
Sorry, can't help you with that one. I have the tubular side steps, and the flaps fit with no problem with those.My apologies
440897
As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
766467
They are squared off so you could use some metal straps to mount. I'm not sure if that's there design The only issue with mounting I can see is that you sort of have to bend them to get it apart, they snap together pretty hard.
1225717
each step has two brackets that bolt to the frame..two bolts(10mm) bolt from the side of each bracket..each bracket has a single bolt that bolts from the bottom of the bracket to the frame...bolts match with the holes on the jeep perfectly...would have to say a cave man could have installed them
2225608
This just bolts up from the bottom side of the frame. I added tube bumpers and had no problem with clearance
665366
mounting brackets are specific to the vehicle you will have to find that part number of the brackets and order them, I do like mine and should be fine on the higher lift
1567604
There are three brackets for each side step (3 for the right and 3 for the left side). When you look under the truck (2014 RAM 1500 Quad Cab) the holes where they mount should be covered with pieces of tape. You just need to remove the tape and the brackets will line up perfectly.
1067522
Yes. I used them with my rough country lift to level it out better and out another spacer up front to get 3.5 inches of lift. The bottom mount for the shock fits perfect but the top you will either need spacers to make them fit right or do like I did and just tighten down until snug. The mount up top ain't nothing but sheet metal so it will tighten down on the shock. I got about 1.5 inches of lift.
1348823
I would say yes because the steps mount directly to the frame of the truck and they do give you I believe 4 to 6 inches of drop when you mount them. I really can't see any reason why they would not work for you.
2097686
I attached them with heavy duty velcro. I think you're supposed to drill a hole into the step, but I didn't want to be bothered. The heavy duty velcro worked out fine. hope that helps!
657158
I had to buy different mounts. The ones supplied are nice but they are not 30mm (3\8). I looked at adapters and such but ended up getting new higher rise mounts.
542744
Mounts on the bottom of you cabinet - depending on the lip of your cabinet, you may need to use the shims - I used my own that had less lift.
1204787
the lifts I purchased was replacement of the original lifts that came with my bed top. The mounting brackets are part of the installation kit of the top. the triangle bracket is mounted / bolted to the inside lib of the bed. I hope this helps.
1163588
Yes, they will work. The deck attachments do not have to be installed. Naturally, the steps will be less stable as a result
1849036
Theyre actually slots. If you have an older bumper that has ball 3 holes you should be able to mount without any drilling but if you have a newer style that only has one ball hole count on drilling. It would be worth your time to buy a hitch that mounts to your frame. Theyre fairly inexpensive.
1390245
The "bottom" of each step if held vertical is 1 1/2 inches and the "riser" is 3 1/4 inches