Auto-lowering side steps
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Auto-lowering side steps
where do you buy these at? I cant seem to find them anywhere. I found one at www.amp-research.com called the powerstep, but cant find anywhere to buy them. These are the steps that lower when you open the door.
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I Just checked at Central 4 Wheel Drive, enter in the words, either Kodiak or Sidewinder in their search and the steps will pop right up. These steps are just that, only a retractable electric step, which is all you need, not that giant retactable running board at amp research. 
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Yeah thanks bro, but i dont like the look of those. I couldnt find a pic on the web of the ones I liked so I found it in a magazine, scanned it and put it in my gallery. See if you can tell what kind those are. Ive seen them before and really like the looks.
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Hey Adam, Just checked out your pics and your pics look dead on to the Kodiak Sidewinder. I've seen them on display at shows and at a few of the 4WD stores. I'm not sure what pic you've seen of them, but that is their unit, probably in the longer version (they make 2 differnt heights). Good luck in your serach!
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I saw them at in the Performance Products catalog I get. They are actually made by bestop. They are like a regular running board that raises and lowers, not like a kodiak sidewinder is a step. Check there, I think they are around $500. www.performanceproducts.com
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