Well they fitted on my '84 Series3 so I wud think so.
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
yes even used them on series vehicles,fasten to sill channel and chassis
Landyjd
Active Member
Thanks for that. Does anyone have a diagram or a link to a diagram of how they are mounted? Even a photo of the underneath showing the mounting would be helpful, I want to know if I will be able to mount them myself or if some heavy duty/specialised tools (such as powerful drills) are needed.
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
you will need rivnut or something similar to fasten to chassis and just bolts in existing holes in sill channel ,
i kept the fold up steps when i traded in my old 89 110CSW, when i went to fit them to my 98 300TDI 90 they wouldnt go on because of the fuel tank, Thankfully i never botherd making them fit as they would have been well ripped off when i go offroading.
I just have a heavy set of tree sliders which short arses can use as a step
I just have a heavy set of tree sliders which short arses can use as a step
Tree n rock sliders are better - but they do get slippy when wet, unless yu fit some grippa tape(no pun intended) on top
Stuballsed
New Member
Ripped my side steps off on first off road outing:doh:
Like Mad Hat Man says, why not consider tree & rock sliders instead.
Like Mad Hat Man says, why not consider tree & rock sliders instead.
Anyone fitted em on a Disco? any ideas, coz my boss cant reach the Rock-sliders .
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Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
I carry a plastic milk crate for my Doris.Anyone fitted em on a Disco? any ideas, coz my boss cant reach the Rock-sliders
does she fit in it?
khaos
New Member
To get my great grandma into the disco 3 we have to lower it to access height where it basically scrapes the floor and then we have a small folding step like a caravan step.
