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Did you add them, or did you remove the OEM ones?[/quote

Both. I added em by removing my OEM's. Not sure what your asking.

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Did you add them, or did you remove the OEM ones?[/quote

Both. I added em by removing my OEM's. Not sure what your asking.

He's looking for stock ones for his truck.

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He's looking for stock ones for his truck.

 

Selling/sold mine for $200.00 hopefully today

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I have not read through this whole thread but for those looking at Amp research, there is another company out there called Bestop Power Board http://www.bestoppowerboard.com/

 

 

 

Just throwing it out there - seems they might cost a bit less.

I just got amps put on and they are the shit. I don't know about the bestops but I can tell you the amp research boards are super nice. I'm so happy I just spent the extra money and don't have big running boards that kill the look of my truck or have to deal with all the dumb coatings peeling off and absurd warranty issues or rust from the other brands.

 

 

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I just got amps put on and they are the shit. I don't know about the bestops but I can tell you the amp research boards are super nice. I'm so happy I just spent the extra money and don't have big running boards that kill the look of my truck or have to deal with all the dumb coatings peeling off and absurd warranty issues or rust from the other brands.

 

 

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Nope, just have a slew of other issues to possibly deal with like reliability of them working all the time properly, inclement weather not breaking them, failing if they take a hit or offering zero added protection to the body. You talk about rust but then those have an electric motor out in the elements :wtf: Pros and cons to each.

 

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=amp+steps+not+working

 

Me, I will take something for over half the price less that will always work and allow me to clean my roof and windshield while giving added side protection (which ones I am not sure yet, still doing homework). Function > Aesthetics (not that actual physical steps can't look good though)

 

Glad you like them.

 

Tyler

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Nope, just have a slew of other issues to possibly deal with like reliability of them working all the time properly, inclement weather not breaking them, failing if they take a hit or offering zero added protection to the body. You talk about rust but then those have an electric motor out in the elements :wtf: Pros and cons to each.

 

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=amp+steps+not+working

 

Me, I will take something for over half the price less that will always work and allow me to clean my roof and windshield while giving added side protection (which ones I am not sure yet, still doing homework). Function > Aesthetics (not that actual physical steps can't look good though)

 

Glad you like them.

 

Tyler

 

check out westin pro traxx 4"

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Nope, just have a slew of other issues to possibly deal with like reliability of them working all the time properly, inclement weather not breaking them, failing if they take a hit or offering zero added protection to the body. You talk about rust but then those have an electric motor out in the elements :wtf: Pros and cons to each.

 

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=amp+steps+not+working

 

Me, I will take something for over half the price less that will always work and allow me to clean my roof and windshield while giving added side protection (which ones I am not sure yet, still doing homework). Function > Aesthetics (not that actual physical steps can't look good though)

 

Glad you like them.

 

Tyler

cheap out if you want if you're low buck man. To each their own. It looks to me like you're trying to convince yourself more than anything. I already bought em so I don't care what justification makes you sleep at night lol

 

 

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cheap out if you want if you're low buck man. To each their own. It looks to me like you're trying to convince yourself more than anything. I already bought em so I don't care what justification makes you sleep at night lol

 

 

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Well I have to sort of agree with amx. These trucks already have enough electronic stuff so I'm happy with fixed N-fabs that also protect the rockers. I haven't heard of issues with AMPs not working in snow or mud, but my luck they stop working when really needed. I've banged my N-fabs on a concrete curb once and a parking spot curb (both was because I was being lazy and impatient) and no problem. I myself aren't trying to justify paying $400+ for N-fabs and not $1,000 on AMPs, I just prefer to not have auto drop down steps no matter how good it would be. Same goes for me not wanting the sliding rear window because I don't want another window motor assembly to have to deal with so I made sure to get the 1 piece rear glass. I'm also not going to pay $1,000+ on a premade exhaust kit when I can pay 1/3 to have one made exactly how I want it. I'm too picky and I can never find a premade exhaust kit exactly the way I want. Plus those kits have a tendency to leak since most people use the provided clamps instead of having it welded in. But hey, it's your money and my money is mine. Just sounds like you're the one wanting to justify paying a grand on power steps just so you can watch them go up and down and show them off. I'm a function over form type person unless I can also add form without taking away any function.

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Well I have to sort of agree with amx. These trucks already have enough electronic stuff so I'm happy with fixed N-fabs that also protect the rockers. I haven't heard of issues with AMPs not working in snow or mud, but my luck they stop working when really needed. I've banged my N-fabs on a concrete curb once and a parking spot curb (both was because I was being lazy and impatient) and no problem. I myself aren't trying to justify paying $400+ for N-fabs and not $1,000 on AMPs, I just prefer to not have auto drop down steps no matter how good it would be. Same goes for me not wanting the sliding rear window because I don't want another window motor assembly to have to deal with so I made sure to get the 1 piece rear glass. I'm also not going to pay $1,000+ on a premade exhaust kit when I can pay 1/3 to have one made exactly how I want it. I'm too picky and I can never find a premade exhaust kit exactly the way I want. Plus those kits have a tendency to leak since most people use the provided clamps instead of having it welded in. But hey, it's your money and my money is mine. Just sounds like you're the one wanting to justify paying a grand on power steps just so you can watch them go up and down and show them off. I'm a function over form type person unless I can also add form without taking away any function.

Dude, you're the one writing a novel about it haha. I don't care, my amps are awesome... sweet dreams man [emoji849][emoji57]

 

 

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Dude, you're the one writing a novel about it haha. I don't care, my amps are awesome... sweet dreams man [emoji849][emoji57]

 

 

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There's a difference between explaining and justifying. Just because I wrote more than your brain can handle doesn't mean I'm justifying. It's good that you like your amp steps, I could care less what you do with your money. But, you made it seem like he didn't buy amp steps because he's cheaping out which isn't the case for him or me. Not everybody likes the same things you do. Have fun watching the steps go up and down, I guess it only takes simple things to get your brain excited. Have fun

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There's a difference between explaining and justifying. Just because I wrote more than your brain can handle doesn't mean I'm justifying. It's good that you like your amp steps, I could care less what you do with your money. But, you made it seem like he didn't buy amp steps because he's cheaping out which isn't the case for him or me. Not everybody likes the same things you do. Have fun watching the steps go up and down, I guess it only takes simple things to get your brain excited. Have fun

Yeah real glad someone mature like yourself showed up to stand up for the poor little guy. Good for you man. Yeah I like my steps, so what??? No worries for whatever reason let's call it for getting one type or another. I don't care they're bought and on the truck and I'm happy with them. I don't give a shit about why these or those or whatever ones are better, I did my research and made my decision. I also don't care whether or not you can afford them, you're money or lack there of is not my problem.

 

 

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Yeah real glad someone mature like yourself showed up to stand up for the poor little guy. Good for you man. Yeah I like my steps, so what??? No worries for whatever reason let's call it for getting one type or another. I don't care they're bought and on the truck and I'm happy with them. I don't give a shit about why these or those or whatever ones are better, I did my research and made my decision. I also don't care whether or not you can afford them, you're money or lack there of is not my problem.

 

 

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My main point is the part of the comment saying he cheaped out, which means you're trying to say he wanted AMP steps but couldn't afford them. Which means you're saying the same thing about me and others that don't have AMPs which is why I replied. Also that last comment where you said "or lack there of" means you're trying to say I can't afford AMPs. I guess in that case you're lack of money means you couldn't afford a lift bigger than little 4", or that you didn't get an HD. I guess you cheaped out on the lift size and truck then, especially since you didn't step up to at least a Denali. Only using the same thinking you're using. Get off your little high horse you seem to be on, your shit stinks too.

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