Auto elect.step bars
#1
Auto elect.step bars
What ya'll think about these thought they were kinda cool. i know they've been around for awhile. thought about riggin some up on mine.
http://www.electricstep.com/eshop/pc...?idCategory=22
http://www.electricstep.com/eshop/pc...?idCategory=22
#7
i didn't understand what you were sayin. One time you were runnin 35's and was going to get some but now your not and it will be awhile before you 35's again?
Sorry. its been a long day. Mind is not all there i guess. maybe i should retake 3rd grade reading online right quick..lol.
Sorry. its been a long day. Mind is not all there i guess. maybe i should retake 3rd grade reading online right quick..lol.
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Just whatever you do make SURE they are small enough. I've seen a lot on the big trucks at shows and stuff and thought that they were awesome, but way too big to fit between the frame and rocker on the Ranger. I'm not 100% sure, I didn't exactly have my tape measure right there with me.
Yeah wouldn't that suck!! I guess IF i did get some would have to put and override switch on for situations like that.
#17
I sell and install these and they are nice, and very easy to do. HOWEVER, there is no application for the Ranger. We just did a fleet (10) of 09 F150's and they make a great product.
As for fabricating something, I am sure it could be done. The step is pretty much a universal board, but its how the motor mounts isn't. Here is the link to the ACTUAL company website that makes these: http://www.amp-research.com/index.asp
If I can help, let me know!
As for fabricating something, I am sure it could be done. The step is pretty much a universal board, but its how the motor mounts isn't. Here is the link to the ACTUAL company website that makes these: http://www.amp-research.com/index.asp
If I can help, let me know!
#18
I sell and install these and they are nice, and very easy to do. HOWEVER, there is no application for the Ranger. We just did a fleet (10) of 09 F150's and they make a great product.
As for fabricating something, I am sure it could be done. The step is pretty much a universal board, but its how the motor mounts isn't. Here is the link to the ACTUAL company website that makes these: http://www.amp-research.com/index.asp
If I can help, let me know!
As for fabricating something, I am sure it could be done. The step is pretty much a universal board, but its how the motor mounts isn't. Here is the link to the ACTUAL company website that makes these: http://www.amp-research.com/index.asp
If I can help, let me know!
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