Go Rhino E1 Electric Running Boards - Panda Motorworks

[Mitch Panda Motorworks]

Go Rhino E1 Electric Running Boards

Go Rhino’s E1 Electric Running Boards allow you to step in and out of your Bronco with ease. Automatic electric side step immediately deploys and retracts when opening and closing vehicle doors. Whether you have a 2 Door or 4 Door, we've got you covered!

• 6” all-season, lightweight, durable aluminum running board
• Dual-motor technology is reliable in extreme climates
• Anti-slip surface provides a secure stepping area
• Integrated LED lights illuminate the board when deployed
• Automatic ‘SAFE-STOP’ engages if blockage is detected
• Interior bypass switch for manual override
• Retracted running board protects rocker panel
• 600 lb. weight capacity (up to 300 lbs. per stepping surface)
• Easy, no-drill installation

Choice of two finishes:
Textured Black Powder Coat
Protective Bedliner Coating

This kit includes everything needed to get your Bronco setup with Stylish, yet functional Power Running Board. These slim boards follow the body lines and cover up those pesky pinch welds giving your Bronco a clean aesthetic when the boards are not in use. Sometimes less is more, and these slim power boards are a testament to that! They are not bulky like some other steps on the market, and the smooth operation just adds to the quality!

You can purchase these steps using the links below, or as always reach out to any of the Panda Reps here on B6G! Would you run these steps??

Textured Black E1 Boards: Click HERE
Protective Bedliner Coated E1 Boards: Click HERE

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[Bronco Master]

YES!!!

 

[Bronc-Itus]

You might want to add— “Not Rock Sliders”

 

[Hopeless Diamond]

When stowed, how far do they hang down below the pinch weld? i.e. how much clearance is lost?

 

[Manx]

When stowed, how far do they hang down below the pinch weld? i.e. how much clearance is lost?

Here they are installed on a 2 door. They hide the pinch weld when closed.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/noQn7R2n1HBGgCNQ6

 

[Hopeless Diamond]

Thanks, I understand they cover the pinch weld, I was asking how far do they hang below it when stowed. " i.e how much clearance is lost?"

 

[Mitch Panda Motorworks]

Thanks, I understand they cover the pinch weld, I was asking how far do they hang below it when stowed. " i.e how much clearance is lost?"

We don't have a Bronco equipped with these in shop currently, but it should be around 2-3" below as it is a 6" wide board.

 

[Hopeless Diamond]

Thanks

 

[Aonarch]

You might want to add— “Not Rock Sliders”

"Running boards" is self-explanatory.

 

[colonelburke]

These look like the Rough Country version I have and they are great. If you dont need rock sliders, these are a good option. They hide the pinch welds. They tuck up nice underneath, but I dont know about clearance loss.

 

[Bronc-Itus]

"Running boards" is self-explanatory.

You’re probably right. Should be.

 

[EZ$]

BUYER BEWARE!

I had these installed on my 2023 Wildtrack back in March. I was excited as they looked great and were less money than AMP ones, which I have on my F450.

The first week or so was fine. however after that they began sounding "clunky" (see video).

I called Rhino 7 times asking for tech support and finally got a call back. He said loosen the steps and retighten them. Had the installer company do that. Didn't help. The installer called Rhino and they couldn't figure out a solution so they sent a replacement.

Turned out that the replacement didn't have the correct pins on one of the hinges (too small) and he had to buy new pins of the correct diameter.

Bottom line is they are still on the vehicle, still noisy, but its so bad now that you can actually feel them opening and closing, like a clunk from someone slamming the rear tail gate window.

So, thats my story. By the way, the installer put a set on another Bronco and the same thing. Interesting enough, you can barely hear the AMP ones on my truck.

At this point I don't know what to do. Perhaps the new ones are fixed?!

 

[Ninjak]

? Hmm.. My Big rolling power steps did that on my F-150 when I had it. Honestly, that would not bother me. Maybe an adjustment on the motor and where it stops would help?

 

[Gwolfracing]

I have these too and love them. The noise doesn't bother me, I didn't know other brands were silent.

 

[Ksjrb03]

Other brands are not silent. My Amp smart series steps clunk louder than the video posted.

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