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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- Install CARR Hoop Steps:
www.carid.com/carr/hoop-ii-ste...
Hoop II Steps by CARR. Want to find an easy way to get in and out of the vehicle? These steps are the solution. Their specially designed rugged tread pattern provides a non-slip stepping surface, while the sturdy die-cast aluminum construction ensures ultimate durability and strength. Available in Polished, Titanium Silver, and Black finish. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Nice addition to your truck. I'll bet it feels like a blessing getting in and out especially at our age.
Just installed a pair on my F250 this morning. Very clear and handy video!
Very good and informative video. Good work!
Why don't you open the door, instead of trying to guage the area where the step is giong to be mounted.....
Damn im in the process of fabbing my own steps that mount straight to the frame with existing holes
Took me 1.5 hours to do 1 step on my '12 silverado crew cab lol.. the rocker panel isn't solid and has spaces and reinforcement panels so it was hard to get it lined up and centered. Make sure to get a car wash first because I had dirt falling all over me which was a pain
Very helpful, precise and to the point! Thank you very much, JimmyVern
Well done brother! 👊
Thanks! WAY better than the instructions.
Why can't you just mark the holes while you had it up there testing it.
These came on my dodge when I bought it, rockers were rusted to hell, these were held on basically by a chunk of rust. Got rid of them, installed new rocker panels and Bedlined it...never will I ever drill into my rockers. If you wanna be cheap go ahead and do it, just spray about a gallon of paint around your drill holes and hope water doesnt get in there. Gonna fab up some Nerf bars soon.
nice work
The directions say to use 1/8" to a 5/16" hole. Where do you get the drill bit you mentioned from?
Last time i watch a video by Pedro. Not smart
My truck is 16 inches from the ground how low do these hoops go
will this fit a Chevy 2012 Silverado lifted ?
Good job
Nice!
Way to complicated! Should be a bracket to the frame with two bolts! Not drilling into the rocker planes! It's going to rust an fall clean off,especially in Ohio salt and my 350lb wife!
I can find any. On here to help you put on step size on a Toyota Tacoma
Name of step size are rhino you if Amy boby can help I can sure use the help thank you
Ese estribo queda mejor pasando un perno 3/8 con un fish wire y colocando una arandela en la parte trasera para cuadrar la pieza.. un tornillo autorroscante tiende a aflojarse...
Trying to mount bbs1103-2 on a75 f-150
Will that work on a silver truck. ?
Padre el vídeo
Y no hay forma para crearlos uno mismo?
O me podrás pasar medidas de los soportes y de la base final
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What if the rocker panel is rusted?
"drill holes" no like
Not so easy, but I like
Wondering if any one else had this issue. When I received these, the mounting brackets were not the multi mounting brackets. They are not the ones that are in this video. I have reached out to carr about the issue, but I have not gotten a response. I purchased them back in November of 2016. The mounting brackets that came with the Hoop II step's look cheaper and the installation will be completely different from this video. any one else have this issue?
I currently have the same issue. I received 4 mounting brackets that don't have that curve on each side of the bracket and don't see any tutorial video and don't know how to install SOMEONE PLEASE HELP
Mine to. Brackets don't look like that at all
Is it just me, or do you resemble Tiger Woods?
Wow mine comes with only one step in my box
because you ordered only one...
with 2 big holes in your rocker panel leaving the fresh cut metal to the one spot condensed water likes to settle...... hmm..... new truck? don't do it... old truck? do it anyway you like...
Move brake cable to the side,
Check!
Holy cow... who tf edited this video?
Now what I am doing here is typing a comment, I have just typed a comment.
Thought i was watching Scotty cause of the beginning lol
Open the freakin door to show the front of the seat.
really don't like the idea of using rocker panel asking for problems. Frame mount is the way to go
Rocker panels are a good mounting point unless you live in rust central. The frame is a stronger surface but the stress on the mounting bolts can be greater vs mounting on rocker panels, since frame brackets stick out longer and have to bear greater leverage.
Way to complicated!
If you used the proper tools then you wouldn't look like an incompetent dork. You can buy short drill bits or preferably an angle drill, but drilling on an angle is just bad workmanship and being ham fisted.
My truck is 16 inches from the ground how low do these hoops go