BMR “Super Low Profile” Jacking Rail vs. Steeda “Full-Length” Jacking Rail

[Mach 307]

Wondering if I give Steeda a call if I could get a discount code as well…

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[SteedaMickey]

I am sure we have a code floating around. Give us a call to talk to one of our salesmen, we'll take care of you!

 

[Mach 307]

I am sure we have a code floating around. Give us a call to talk to one of our salesmen, we'll take care of you!

Just talked to Chris and he took care of me! Question for you we weren’t sure of on the phone, are the rails manufactured from steel?

 

[SteedaMickey]

Just talked to Chris and he took care of me! Question for you we weren’t sure of on the phone, are the rails manufactured from steel?

Yes, the jacking rails are made from steel

 

[Mach 307]

So I guess after all my searching I got all my answers:
BMR: Boxed Steel Tubing 1” x 2”
STEEDA: Steel
BMR: 54”
STEEDA: 49”
BMR: Reuses OEM bolts
STEEDA: Comes with bolts and rubber plugs for bolt holes
BMR: Red or black powder coat
STEEDA: Black powder coat
BMR: $159 shipped after discount
STEEDA: $212 shipped after discount
Customer service: you decide

Now to sleep on it.

 

[vinny89gt]

If this is how you vet jacking rails, I'd hate to see how long you over analyze a big mod.

 

[Mach 307]

If this is how you vet jacking rails, I'd hate to see how long you over analyze a big mod.

You should see my thread on fasteners for the OEM rear mud guards

 

[tj@steeda]

TJ, I’m inclined to go with you guys because of your history and extensive activity on the forum, that is important to me. BMR hasn’t been around in years. That said, it seems like your “full-length” are similar in design to the BMR rails, which I would prefer, is this true? That said still making my choice.

We are here to help, always a phone call away, email away ([email protected]) whichever route you go, you will be happy with the functionality!

If you are on the fence of which one to get (they both work with the IRS Braces) we did this nice infographic:

 

[MAGS1]

So I guess after all my searching I got all my answers:
BMR: Boxed Steel Tubing 1” x 2”
STEEDA: Steel
BMR: 54”
STEEDA: 49”
BMR: Reuses OEM bolts
STEEDA: Comes with bolts and rubber plugs for bolt holes
BMR: Red or black powder coat
STEEDA: Black powder coat
BMR: $159 shipped after discount
STEEDA: $212 shipped after discount
Customer service: you decide

Now to sleep on it.

EDIT: My friend who has BMR says it also comes with rubber plugs for bolt holes.

Steeda rails you can also use the factory bolts that are there. Either one works. As an FYI

 

[Mach 307]

I went with the BMR CJR760. Only like 3-4" shorter.

Vinny are you able to confirm for me that the BMR also still comes with rubber plugs for the bolt holes like my friends model did? His is a few years old.

 

[vinny89gt]

Vinny are you able to confirm for me that the BMR also still comes with rubber plugs for the bolt holes like my friends model did? His is a few years old.

No plugs with mine. I bought mine a couple years ago as well.

 

[Mach 307]

No plugs with mine. I bought mine a couple years ago as well.

Thank you sir. I guess I’ll call and ask tomorrow about that!

 

[ORRadtech]

No plugs with mine. I bought mine a couple years ago as well.

Thank you sir. I guess I’ll call and ask tomorrow about that!

If plugs are that big of a deal you can pick them up at any Home Depot or Lowes or most good hardware stores. I doubt they're more than a dollar or two each.

 

[vinny89gt]

Yea not a big deal for me to have exposed bolt heads underneath my car.

 

[Mach 307]

If plugs are that big of a deal you can pick them up at any Home Depot or Lowes or most good hardware stores. I doubt they're more than a dollar or two each.

I actually don’t think I want them as I feel they’ll end up trapping moisture, I’m just trying to see if it’s something BMR found important to do as well. Idk, just find this stuff interesting

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