They seems to be one of widest boards available for this cateogry. Those who 've installed, can you tell if they are 'sticking out too much'?
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I would have a tough time answering your question since it's difficult to tell how "too much is". The width of the board certainly gives you ample room to step on and they add to the vehicle's appearance.
1265020
No they do not stick out too much. They are just right. They really look great!
1265021
These running boards for my Honda pilot are perfect, they don't stick out too much to answer your question.
1265022
I would say wide is an objective term. The boards make it very easy to access the roof racks and are therefore very functional. Easy for grandkids to get in and out. I think they look good also. I installed them myself and appreciated the well written instructions. I have a friend who has the tube type and he likes them, so I think it's just a matter of preference.
990065
They are cut to fit from Ram so yes they should fit very nice!I hung mine using aluminum flat stock, painted black. Didn't seem very sturdy with the factory hardware. Compared to aftermarket options these are much better quality!Good Day, enjoy
1826072
Yes they are! I had the same issue with needing this to fit in a specified space.
219802
They seem to be standare fare for these types of cabs and work very well. I installed them on a 2x12 Orange cab, which has a horizontal orientation by design and so far so good. I don't know the dimensions of your Laney cab but if the area on the bottom is small it might make the cab rolling a bit unstable on uneven surface, like a sidewalk. You might want to consider mounting them on the long side. My only small complaint, or more like a wish: I wish the caster studs had more of a "click and grab" when you snap them into the sockets, i.e. requiring a bit more force to pull them out, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Let's hope it stays that way. They seem to be standare fare for these types of cabs and work very well. I installed them on a 2x12 Orange cab, which has a horizontal orientation by design and so far so good. I don't know the dimensions of your Laney cab but if the area on the bottom is small it might make the cab rolling a bit unstable on uneven surface, like a sidewalk. You might want to consider mounting them on the long side. My only small complaint, or more like a wish: I wish the caster studs had more of a "click and grab" when you snap them into the sockets, i.e. requiring a bit more force to pull them... » Read More They seem to be standare fare for these types of cabs and work very well. I installed them on a 2x12 Orange cab, which has a horizontal orientation by design and so far so good. I don't know the dimensions of your Laney cab but if the area on the bottom is small it might make the cab rolling a bit unstable on uneven surface, like a sidewalk. You might want to consider mounting them on the long side. My only small complaint, or more like a wish: I wish the caster studs had more of a "click and grab" when you snap them into the sockets, i.e. requiring a bit more force to pull them out, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Let's hope it stays that way. « Show Less
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I purchased the board last fall so I've not given much thought to it. I've been surfing for a number of years so I thought it was an easy installation . I am out of town until 8-11. If u can wait that long e mail me ggarciaiii@gmail.comI'll b happy to help u. George
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Mine are very tight. The wood they are mounted to tends to move. It's all in how you mount them.
1630951
@cheetah2000, it is a great board if you are around 110 or more. Is gunna feel weird at first but definatly loosen trucks before you ride.
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I think its would be ok, but they would probably droop a little on the top side. May not be too noticeable.
1488523
I used them with 2x10 boards with no issue. The only thing about going wider than the 8 inche boards is that the edges are not supported completely so the quality of the board is very important. I was leary about having narrower ramps but they worked out beautifully spread apart a bit further. Another thing to keep in mind is that 12 inch wide by 2 inch thick boards are very heavy when long enough for a ramp.
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I don't know if they would fit; however, it sounds like you would be better served by one of the Tyan dual Xeon workstation motherboards.
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Oh, I like that case. It's more the size I was looking for, too. Thanks for the tip! I'll be curious to find out if this mobo does fit in it OK, too -- it looks pretty tight and the wifi antenna on these boards isn't necessarily in a good position.
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That's exactly the pair I have. I'll get my box specs and post them in a bit. They are a good match for a daily setup. They can be pushed harder but I really like it
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I think you'll be fine, it's not really a board to have both feet on and it's actually better for people with bigger feet :)
190925
Mine run nice and smooth.Check that the overlap ends are flat.Stay with them.JT
424398
I took a look at that board and those DIMM slots do look awfully close to that socket. Truthfully, this a fairly wide heatsink/fan regardless of the low profile. Personally, I don't think I'd chance it.
1619948
First thats a kick ass board!, and secondly it should! always remember if they dont fit, amazon is the king when it comes to returns...no questions asked!
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HI Jw, me myself and i ride a homemade board 62"(the board is as long as my age) and i still CRUIZE... i ordered the SIDEWINDERS for turns...WAAAUUUW my SON as a sector 9 with SIDEWINDERSmy granddaughter as a Globe with SIDEWINDERS it's AMAZING...but that's our OPINION...KEEP on CRUIZInnnn greetz FranK from Belgium