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22 hours ago, KTDanforth said:

I just order those OEM steps, how do you like them, any issues?

I have a set for sale that I took off of my truck if anyone is in or around the GA area. 478-365-4738. 
 

 

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9 hours ago, lam0205 said:

I have a set for sale that I took off of my truck if anyone is in or around the GA area. 478-365-4738. 
 

 

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I whish I had a GMC. 

 

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On 30/01/2021 at 12:36 PM, lam0205 said:

I have a set for sale that I took off of my truck if anyone is in or around the GA area. 478-365-4738. 
 

 

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Why are you removing those ones? I think those are some of the better looking ones....

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I prefer the standard steps. These look like they belong on a Jeep to me. 

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I just order those OEM steps, how do you like them, any issues?


I like them for the looks. Now that the truck is lifted, they don’t offer as much of a step. I think they are higher than the standard step.

The other thing I noticed was the paint is rubbing off where I step. This is after 25k miles and a year.

I may replace with amp steps


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I have noticed the coating on the step plate scratches easy too. I'm not worried though, just going to remove the bolts and send the step plates to get LineX like my last set. Makes them grippy and asks for ever. If I remember right, I think it only cost me $120 to get my last set done since I dropped them off taken apart already.

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2 hours ago, Brozat4 said:

I have noticed the coating on the step plate scratches easy too. I'm not worried though, just going to remove the bolts and send the step plates to get LineX like my last set. Makes them grippy and asks for ever. If I remember right, I think it only cost me $120 to get my last set done since I dropped them off taken apart already.

I believe I read somewhere that those ones were painted stainless steel...so at least they won't rust... hoping what I read was accurate.

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8 hours ago, Brozat4 said:

I have noticed the coating on the step plate scratches easy too. I'm not worried though, just going to remove the bolts and send the step plates to get LineX like my last set. Makes them grippy and asks for ever. If I remember right, I think it only cost me $120 to get my last set done since I dropped them off taken apart already.

When you complete the LineX, Please post the pictures.

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10 minutes ago, KTDanforth said:

When you complete the LineX, Please post the pictures.

I will try to remember to lol. Might not be until the warm weather comes back up here in alberta ?

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33 minutes ago, motorsswin said:

Added some small led lights to the steps. 5D437211-405B-4AF3-86D1-68BC10426B9F.thumb.jpeg.2dd1859a19b1a1717a5609b897e340ec.jpeg

I really like that idea! What did you tie into? I love to do the same but maybe tie into the cargo light or even it's own switch.

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5 minutes ago, Brozat4 said:

I really like that idea! What did you tie into? I love to do the same but maybe tie into the cargo light or even it's own switch.

I tied into the dome light. They come on when the doors open or you unlock the truck...whenever the dome lights turn on. I was going to tap into the bed lights but I read they can’t handle the load from the extra lights. The way I figured it is I can just hit the unlock button to use the lights at night if needed.

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1 minute ago, motorsswin said:

I tied into the dome light. They come on when the doors open or you unlock the truck...whenever the dome lights turn on. I was going to tap into the bed lights but I read they can’t handle the load from the extra lights. The way I figured it is I can just hit the unlock button to use the lights at night if needed.

Does that mean they would turn on while your driving if the kids in the back seat need some light?

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3 minutes ago, Brozat4 said:

Does that mean they would turn on while your driving if the kids in the back seat need some light?

Yeah I suppose but I don’t see that happing too much to me with my children. Plus there are so many darn lights on this truck already it would just blend in haha. 

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