RockSlide Engineering Power Step Sliders installed on 4-Door Bronco

[Scohin]

I like the look of the AMP Sliders better, but it looks like none of these are being made for 2drs. Powered or otherwise :'(

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[goatman]

I like the look of the AMP Sliders better, but it looks like none of these are being made for 2drs. Powered or otherwise :'(

The AMP steps are not rock sliders, totally different concept. You will tear the Amp steps up if you get into rocks with them. These are not competing products. Amp steps are really nice if you'll never go into rocks.

 

[BroncoBoy22]

I like the look of the AMP Sliders better, but it looks like none of these are being made for 2drs. Powered or otherwise :'(

They make these for the 2 door I believe

 

[Raptor911]

Yes! They do. Pricing is listed on the 1st post.

They make these for the 2 door I believe

 

[Herbie]

I am surprised he did not talk about the optional armor and doors off button kit to manually deploy / raise. Those items are listed on Rockslides site for the Jeep version and I assume will be available for the Bronco models too. Interesting they do not appear to come with the manual button from the get go...I mean if you want a step with the doors on why would you not want a step without the doors? I guess it is nice they offer optionality...

I will definitely be getting these.

When I spoke with Colton at Tc Customs yesterday he seemed to know nothing about any "doors off" switch, but he said he was going to inquire about it.

 

[Natai]

Not bad. Look is good and it seems like they would handle more than the factory sliders.

Not sure if this is normal for this type of product, but I'm not wild about running magnetic switches to each door. Also not liking that the wires are exposed at those switches and the open ends of the steps. Curious how well the internals of each step will hold up to use in water and mud.

 

[Johnny Mo]

I was planning on the AMP Research steps,, but these seem much more fitting of an off road rig. I was also fully planning on getting a separate marine dash switch to mount near the seating controls for the doors off override. Not sure I'm a big fan of the sensor/magnet stuff, but I'll deal with it - who knows what they'll come up with in 23 by the time I actually get to see my rig anyway.

 

[Herbie]

When I spoke with Colton at Tc Customs yesterday he seemed to know nothing about any "doors off" switch, but he said he was going to inquire about it.

Scratch that, just received an e-mail from Tc Customs. The Door Delete switch is definitely available for the Bronco model sliders, they just don't know yet if it is included with the kit. I highly doubt it since it is sold as an add-on for the Jeep kit. I would imagine they will take the opportunity to charge for it. $39.99 for the jeep.

 

[lakesinai]

Pricing:
2dr >> $2,099.99
4dr >> $2,199.99

I like the fact that Mitch is using his Bronco to try out some of the top quality aftermarket accessories for the Bronco, starting with the video installing the 37" tires at a 4WP shop! The only way to learn is to try, and I'm glad TC Customs is working on it!

 

[lakesinai]

Scratch that, just received an e-mail from Tc Customs. The Door Delete switch is definitely available for the Bronco model sliders, they just don't know yet if it is included with the kit. I highly doubt it since it is sold as an add-on for the Jeep kit. I would imagine they will take the opportunity to charge for it. $39.99 for the jeep.

The video shows how to use the "system disable" button by engaging it before removing the doors, and then it remains disabled until the doors are reinstalled. Are you talking about a different switch?

 

[Bronco21fan]

These are really nice but 2100 is expensive I could see spending 1000 on these my black diamond Sasquatch comes with the rock sliders hoping they come out with something that slides over the existing sliders like a little step. Not ruling out those deplorable steps they just seem expensive

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

The video shows how to use the "system disable" button by engaging it before removing the doors, and then it remains disabled until the doors are reinstalled. Are you talking about a different switch?

He's talking about the switches that will allow you to raise/lower the steps with no doors on.

 

[Herbie]

The video shows how to use the "system disable" button by engaging it before removing the doors, and then it remains disabled until the doors are reinstalled. Are you talking about a different switch?

Yes because as someone mentioned earlier, just because you have your doors off doesn't mean you don't still want to use the step. If I have my doors off for four months out of the year and can't use the steps for that time, it would defeat the purpose. So this switch is in addition and when your doors are off you can push it to deploy the steps and retract them and it is right by the ODP port as well so you can push it easily for use. Once the doors are off, the kill switch won't do anything, it will just lock it in to which ever position you choose prior to taking them off and I wouldn't want to keep them locked in the deployed position personally and that would be your only option to use the steps without the "Door Delete" switch. Hope that all makes sense.

 

[goatman]

These are really nice but 2100 is expensive I could see spending 1000 on these my black diamond Sasquatch comes with the rock sliders hoping they come out with something that slides over the existing sliders like a little step. Not ruling out those deplorable steps they just seem expensive

Yes, they are EXPENSIVE. Unfortunately for me, my wife tried to get in a Sasquatch Bronco and it was too difficult. While this will be my driver, she needs to be able to get in, and it will be the car we tow behind the motorhome. I'm stuck with this as the only option at this point, since I won't do any kind of fixed step. I will do some rock crawling with it, so steps don't work.

 

[Fireman]

I’ll take em if I can get em without the big branding badge.

…or with the branding and $500.00 off for advertising for them.

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