Running Boards

[willie]

I have a 2004 Ram 3500, Cumins Turbo Diesel Quad Cab, single rear wheel, long bed. I am considering Stull Industries S. S. boards all the way back to the rear wheel well. They say they have a new "E-Z" mount system that uses all existing holes and bolts and makes the installation much easier.



Does anyone have experience with this particular running board and mounting system? If so, please let me know how the installation went, and how you like your boards.



Thank you very much.

 

[claymike]

Have have the Stull SS boards on my truck all the way back to the rear tire, they look great and they seem to be really stout. As far as mounting them I paid to have it done I am getting to old and fat to crawl under my truck

 

[wyosteve]

willie, I don't have Stull's, but did put the Mopar nerf bars on my 3500 SRW. If the Stull mounting system is like the one Mopar uses, it is very easy. They use the existing holes in the body panels to just slip in an oblong fastener which then screws tight. Took me about 30 mins. to install and only needed one wrench. fwiw

 

[FBest]

I have the Stull running boards on my 03. The new mounting system is very good it uses the cab mounts and a fancy new bracket for the board to mount to very easy install 30 min max. I don't have the rear boards so can't tell you how they install.

 

[Fuzzy Bear]

I have the XL Nerf Boards from ATA. They are a 3" nerf bar with a running board surface on top. They are full length from the back of the front wheel well to the front of the rear wheel well. The brackets mount to existing holes under the cab. Nice solid system. Here is the link to their site http://www.atatrucks.com/products.php?id=19

 

[doldenburg]

lund stainless on all 3 of my dodge-cummins.