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Baggedvintegra, Can you please post a pic from the side. I really like those steps but would love to see a side view. Also where did you get them?

 

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Henry

 

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weagle99
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I installed Amp Research Power Steps on my GMT900 recently and will never own another truck without them.

anthony2558
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N-Fab wheel to wheel.   Tapatalk via Moto X    

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Pics of my truck with the AMP power step.    

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KUUG, you are right there are other pictures of the Nfabs, like on page 17. What I am more interested in if someone wouldn't mind, is a picture of the whole truck from side and not an angle shot. All of the picture I have found of nfabs as just an angle shot of the nerf bar and lower half of the truck. If I missed please point me in the right direction. I totally skipped the Craiglist line. Great deal.

 

Henry

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I have wheel to wheel:

 

 

 

 

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Looks clean. What in-channel rain guards are those and what are your thoughts?

 

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Looks clean. What in-channel rain guards are those and what are your thoughts?

 

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Their AVS. Easy install, and stay in place. I like them.

 

 

 

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Gotcha. Many on this forum seem to lean towards AVS. I've never had them on any cars but recently installed some recent Putco in-channels on my work car and really like them. Think I may pick some up for my truck.

 

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PMD G8 Enthusiast

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Just got my truck back from the installer after they installed a bed cap and a set of AMP Research power steps for me.

 

My truck is at stock ride height and I am not terribly thrilled with them. They are sturdy and appear to be of excellent quality but even though they are properly installed they just extend too low for me. Maybe I will eventually get used to them but right now they just feel like they need to be about 2 inches higher and maybe extend outward another inch.

 

Going to get a leveling kit for the front end in a month or so. If I am not used to them by then they I will probably have them yank these off at the same time in favor of a set of GM chrome rectangular steps.

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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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Does anybody have the GM 4' round chrome running boards? pic's would be nice

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Their AVS. Easy install, and stay in place. I like them.

 

 

 

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Just put mine on but the rear ones don't really work that well, the window hits it and bends the guard in. Did you have any problems? I have a crew cab.

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Does anybody have the GM 4' round chrome running boards? pic's would be nice

yes I have them I see you live in Milton Mine are for a Double Cab I just bought my truck new yesterday 4/7/2014 I would sell them if you are intrested? I am located in Sun Prairie.

tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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yes I have them I see you live in Milton Mine are for a Double Cab I just bought my truck new yesterday 4/7/2014 I would sell them if you are intrested? I am located in Sun Prairie.

Damn! Too late!

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