2-Door Side Steps??

[fourdayoff]

Rockslide Engineering x2, step drops 12", no loss of ground clearance, wife loves them. HWHL. Jim.

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[kpark_67]

Just giving my 2 cents. I got the electric steps from Rock Slide Engineering for my 2 door Sasquatch Badlands. Mine work extremely well and making getting in and out even easier than with steps like the ones you pictured. I also got the extra armor plating to make the decent Rock Sliders.

 

[HeliPilot]

I wish AMP would make that small step single motor that ICON uses on their Broncos. It is so perfect for the two door.

Not sure what the icon looks like, but I have amps on my 2 door.

 

[PIG1]

I like those. I have a 2-door Wildtrak ordered and built. Waiting for delivery. Who makes those steps and do they mount on the factory rock rails?

 

[Mjtermini]

I like those. I have a 2-door Wildtrak ordered and built. Waiting for delivery. Who makes those steps and do they mount on the factory rock rails?

They mount directly to the factory rook rails. When you order, select the logo color to match your Wildtrak badging. Company is iag. They are a Bronco supplier and have great quality

 

[Gjpe04]

They mount directly to the factory rook rails. When you order, select the logo color to match your Wildtrak badging. Company is iag. They are a Bronco supplier and have great quality

Any chance you could get me a measurement from ground to step? Or just a profile pic? Wanting to replace my boards as they do not come down far enough and I’m not concerned about ground clearance.

 

[Mjtermini]

Any chance you could get me a measurement from ground to step? Or just a profile pic? Wanting to replace my boards as they do not come down far enough and I’m not concerned about ground clearance.

They have two versions. One like mine that are rail high and another that are lower.

 

[Mjtermini]

So you can select which ever best fits your needs

 

[Gjpe04]

They have two versions. One like mine that are rail high and another that are lower.

thanks and sorry I should have asked. Any lift and size of tires? 35”?

 

[Mjtermini]

thanks and sorry I should have asked. Any lift and size of tires? 35”?

No lift and stock 33” tires

 

[Loop4re7]

I put AMP power steps on my Big Bend 2 door SS. Easy in and out. Same steps as F150 other than they cut one foot off floor board. Ive had AMP steps on my Ram 2500 for 50,000 miles, No issues.

 

[Johnnyshore]

Havoc side steps. Takes some getting used too with the middle cutout but once you do they work good while being low profile.

How are these holding up for you? I just ordered a set today.

 

[Jakethesnake]

How are these holding up for you? I just ordered a set today.

Great. No rust. Still solid as when I put them on. I love them. My wife still hates them cause the cut out is right where she instinctively wants to stand.
I thought about getting something a bit wider for her because I’m getting a lift and 37’s and she’s really going to hate them.
here’s a pic of how they look today

 

[Johnnyshore]

Great. No rust. Still solid as when I put them on. I love them. My wife still hates them cause the cut out is right where she instinctively wants to stand.
I thought about getting something a bit wider for her because I’m getting a lift and 37’s and she’s really going to hate them.
here’s a pic of how they look today

That's great to hear! I'm pretty tall, and the first steps I had on mine hit my leg every time I got in or out of the rig (I would really prefer no steps).

Hoping that notch will work for stepping in/out without banging my leg, while giving the wife at least something to step up with.

Thanks for the update!

 

[Doc Rocket]

Go Rhino E-Steps. They use a motor on each end of the step, not one motor and an idler like the AMP steps. They are also a bit cheaper. The AMPs were one length, installer needed to cut the 2-door steps, but the Go Rhino E-Steps come at the proper length. I think they are a better product, but YMMV. You do need to line up some magnets to get the door-open switches working, but you also don't need to block the OBD II port, so that is kind of a wash.

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