Side Step Recommendation for 1994 Ford F-350 With Lift

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Side steps for 1994 Ford F 350. I need some side steps with. A 6” lift

asked by: Randy

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You have come to the right place to find side steps for your 1994 Ford F-350 with a 6" lift and I highly recommend the Carr Custom-Fit Side Steps because they offer you the best footing with their tread pattern and have a significant drop to accommodate the amount of lift you have on your F-350.

The only thing you really need to decide on with these steps is the color you want and if you want the 3-1/2" width or the 5" width. The larger width is what I recommend because you can't go wrong with more footing and because they have a slightly larger drop.

The Carr Custom-Fit Side Steps - Black # CARR102521 and Polished Aluminum # CARR102522 are each 3-1/2" wide and have a 5" drop.

The Carr Custom-Fit Side Steps - Black # CARR120251 and Polished Aluminum # CARR120252 are each 5" wide and have a 6" drop.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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