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Here is my new 2020. It has a pro comp 2.5 leveling kit with amp steps. I also had ppf added to the front to protect it. Now it’s time to start color matching stuff

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Looks great! And I’m assuming you mean Pro Comp? I didn’t know they had a kit yet for these trucks

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18 minutes ago, FirstAscent said:

Looks great! And I’m assuming you mean Pro Comp? I didn’t know they had a kit yet for these trucks

Yes that’s it stupid phone edited me. 

  • 2 months later...
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On 4/4/2020 at 11:37 AM, IBDRINKEN said:

Yes that’s it stupid phone edited me. 

Truck looks good!  Curious if you can deploy the Amp steps without having to have a door open.  In my F150, I could through the info center deploy the steps out and they would stay out until setting was changed or truck began moving.

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On 6/9/2020 at 10:28 PM, Utah_ee said:

Truck looks good!  Curious if you can deploy the Amp steps without having to have a door open.  In my F150, I could through the info center deploy the steps out and they would stay out until setting was changed or truck began moving.

You can't deploy them from the truck electronics. But you can open and close a door, and place your foot on it when it tries to retract. This is how AMP tells you to keep them in the down position when you want. Then just open and close a door again to have them lift up and stow away again. 

  • 1 month later...
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OP...

quick questions on you PPF.

did you have them do any on the front fenders?

if so, where is the seam?

how far up the hood did they go?

 

thanks

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