Amp Research Folding Step ?

[clatla]

I am looking to get some running boards. I really like the Amp Research steps. I was wondering if anyone here has bought and installed them. How do they fit? How hard of an install? Any pics.

[TBaganATX]

Love them! 2nd pair, had them on my F150 prior to my sierra. Easy to install.

[clatla]

Love them! 2nd pair, had them on my F150 prior to my sierra. Easy to install.

How hard was the wiring?

[Texas Husker]

Generic thread about all nerf bars and side steps, but a lot in there about the amp steps: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/156839-assist-steps-running-boards-nerf-bars/

 

As for the steps, I second the above. Love them. On the wiring, if you do the new plug and play, very easy. for the "old style" aka, hardwired, not bad if you have experience getting into your door panels (any vehicle really), if not, still easy, just time consuming. If you are looking for some still, check here: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/158542-15-off-amp-power-steps-free-shipping/

I think the 15% off still is in effect. ignore the numbers in the first post (it won't let me update it), on the last page is the numbers for the new plug and play model.

 

[clatla]

Thank you very much! The ones on Ebay and online don't say anything about plug-n-play. The discount code still works and is on the first page of their site. They do not list a crew cab standard box. Just the crew shortbox. I can't imagine the box length would change the steps do you?

[Texas Husker]

Nope. Only cab length matters and even then it's still one kit. You have to cut to fit double cabs.

[Spurshot]

I have the AMP plug n play steps. Basically this version gets all the door position signals from plugging into the data socket below the dash. It has a passthrough connector to retain original function. Then power and ground are needed. No problems after a few months now. My wife loves them.