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SOLD AMP Research Steps with a TWIST..

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New price 999.99 plus shipping.


I have a new complete Amp research step ready to be insalled on our beloved Broncos. As you know, the side tank must be removed for the installation of the electric steps.
This set-up comes with the new controller which adds the override switch. The override switch can be installed on the "dual tank switch" spot using a three way switch that resembles the original switch.
The purpose of the override switch is that aside from lowering the steps when door is open and retacting the when the door is closed, you can have your doors removed you can control the steps manually or when the doors are closed you can have the steps lowered with a flip of the switch.
The system comes with all needed for installation includidng door jambs switches and LED's
 

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Curious how high and tight these tuck up under the rocker panels when not in use? Where do they attach? I'm building a wheeler with 1/4" rocker covers, do you think they will work and survive the trail?

Jim
 
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Curious how high and tight these tuck up under the rocker panels when not in use? Where do they attach? I'm building a wheeler with 1/4" rocker covers, do you think they will work and survive the trail?

Jim

Jim, please let me know which rocker covers you are using.
 
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