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Think I paid 1060 from Amazon with prime shipping with plug and play.

 

Been awhile since I scoured the interwebs on them. That's a good deal.

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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.

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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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Been awhile since I scoured the interwebs on them. That's a good deal.

You can go on camelcamelcamel.com and put in a target price and it will alert you when the price gets there. It will also show you the price over time.

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blwright Enthusiast

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Just ordered a set of AMPs from Morrie at TonneauFactoryOutlet. Hope to have them installed this weekend!

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toro1966 Enthusiast

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Just ordered a set of AMPs from Morrie at TonneauFactoryOutlet. Hope to have them installed this weekend!

Assuming you are installing yourself, hit me up if you have any questions. Time consuming but not that difficult an install.

blwright Enthusiast

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Assuming you are installing yourself, hit me up if you have any questions. Time consuming but not that difficult an install.

Drive on down to N. AL and turn some wrenches with me. :thumbs:

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Drive on down to N. AL and turn some wrenches with me. :thumbs:

Would love to if this work thing wasn't getting in the way :). Give me a shout if you you have any questions though. I'll pm you my number.

sk Senior Enthusiast

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Just FYI for others interested in the Amps:

 

I got mine from ourdealsrock.net. At the time I bought mine they had the best price (just under $1100 shipped for boards, plug and play, and the optional OBDII pass-through). I applied for the $100 rebate from Lund and my rebate was approved and processed quickly so they must be an approved seller. And the folks at ODR.net were super helpful when I was figuring out what to order. Also, the Tech Support at Amp is absolutely awesome -- just call them if you have any questions!

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NHSilveradoCrew

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Could someone who has the OEM 6" oval style steps (mine are the new ones that are actually rectangular, but they still call them oval) take a look underneath the step, and help me understand how to attach the step to the brackets? Mine came in yesterday, and I've spent today trying to figure this out.

 

There were no instructions with them, and the only installation instructions I have found online are not exactly helpful.

Bigfoot16 Enthusiast

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I have a question for you AMP guys. I stopped by the truck shop today ready to order a set of AMPs but the owner almost talked me out of them. He said on a truck that is only leveled the AMPs really drop down too far, almost hitting the curb. I've seen plenty of them online and never thought they looked that low. So you AMP guys.. are most of you running them on lifted trucks? Or a lot higher than my 2.5" level? I would appreciate any input. Thanks

chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

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I have a question for you AMP guys. I stopped by the truck shop today ready to order a set of AMPs but the owner almost talked me out of them. He said on a truck that is only leveled the AMPs really drop down too far, almost hitting the curb. I've seen plenty of them online and never thought they looked that low. So you AMP guys.. are most of you running them on lifted trucks? Or a lot higher than my 2.5" level? I would appreciate any input. Thanks

Have mine on stock ride height truck and have never hit a curb in over 2 years of use. Close, but never hit. They are the perfect step height for me, my wife (who is 5' high) and my 87 year old parents. The GM running boards / steps were always too high.

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sk Senior Enthusiast

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Have mine on stock ride height truck and have never hit a curb in over 2 years of use. Close, but never hit. They are the perfect step height for me, my wife (who is 5' high) and my 87 year old parents. The GM running boards / steps were always too high.

 

Same here. Factory 2015 Z71 with no lift or lower, stock wheels, etc.

 

Also, I asked Amp about them hitting the curb. If they would they stop as soon as they contact the curb so you don't damage anything. When you close the door they retract again and reset themselves.

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Has anyone figured out if the OEM steps off of a 2015 fit on a 07-13? I have a guy that wants to buy my old ones. Mine are off of a double cab and be has an extended cab.

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blwright

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Has anyone figured out if the OEM steps off of a 2015 fit on a 07-13? I have a guy that wants to buy my old ones. Mine are off of a double cab and be has an extended cab.

I have seen the crew cab steps being interchangeable. Can't speak to the double / extended cab.

 

 

Fat fingered, and shot from the hip.

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