Wiring help AMP power steps 2001
#31
She had those Nfab 6 step bars Travis. Worked well enough for getting in, but sucked at getting out.
With the 4" lift and her being vertically challenged, I was wondering if we needed the 2" extensions for the steps. So far it looks like we don't, but we'll see how it goes in a few months.
Sure do wish my wire colors matched up. Would have made things go much quicker.
With the 4" lift and her being vertically challenged, I was wondering if we needed the 2" extensions for the steps. So far it looks like we don't, but we'll see how it goes in a few months.
Sure do wish my wire colors matched up. Would have made things go much quicker.
#32
She had those Nfab 6 step bars Travis. Worked well enough for getting in, but sucked at getting out.
With the 4" lift and her being vertically challenged, I was wondering if we needed the 2" extensions for the steps. So far it looks like we don't, but we'll see how it goes in a few months.
Sure do wish my wire colors matched up. Would have made things go much quicker.
With the 4" lift and her being vertically challenged, I was wondering if we needed the 2" extensions for the steps. So far it looks like we don't, but we'll see how it goes in a few months.
Sure do wish my wire colors matched up. Would have made things go much quicker.
Anyone who is questioning whether to get Amp steps or not just needs to pull the trigger. Y'all will love them. Don't bother with Bestop power steps either, get Amps. The Amps are much quicker to drop and feel more sturdy to me.
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#38
Perhaps I should order you some.
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