2004 Chevy Tahoe Z71. I loved the H3 for the 9 months I had it.
2004 Chevy Tahoe Z71. I loved the H3 for the 9 months I had it.
TIPS:
TIP 1: THE OEM is very stable and easy to mount and was designed by the manufact. to work and support the entire weight of the vehicle. (and it does) The Manik is not with only two mounting points vs four on the OEM.
TIP 2: Tell them to match the price of $458 and install it yourself. That's what I paid for mine from the dealer. I just did a small writeup on the install.
TIP: 3 I took your advice on quality for TIPS and am installing the SMA exhaust. But I am looking into having the tips removable.
good luck.
Tim.
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OEM for sure.
His write-up was very helpful but they're still a PITA to install by yourself.
BTW. I got my dealer to swap out my steps for the rails. Connections = good. But it couldn't hurt to ask.
I just installed the OEM bars last night. Very solid as Tim said, and I've seen them in action.
His write-up was very helpful but they're still a PITA to install by yourself.
BTW. I got my dealer to swap out my steps for the rails. Connections = good. But it couldn't hurt to ask. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
...glad I could contribute to something being a PIA. That's what I'm here for.
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I'm a bit confused as I bought the Manik bars but I was comparing them to the OEM tubular bars and didn't see that much of a difference. The OEM tubular bars at the dealer also only had two mounts and I just looked it up on the internet to confirm. Haven't said that, the Manik bars are not as nice as the OEM black flat bars which do have four mounts. One of the pads on my Manik bars cracked so I think I'm going to buy the OEM flat bars which do appear much better. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
I think you may be thinking of the step bars.
...glad I could contribute to something being a PIA. That's what I'm here for. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Prolly didn't help that I was using the wrong size socket and sh!tty tools.
Plus, I was doing it in my driveway in the dark.
Actually the PS was a snap, but the driver side.... But its all worth it.
I just installed the OEM bars last night. Very solid as Tim said, and I've seen them in action.
His write-up was very helpful but they're still a PITA to install by yourself.
BTW. I got my dealer to swap out my steps for the rails. Connections = good. But it couldn't hurt to ask. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yeah thanks for the update....pics?
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