Do you have a full install video for these steps for those of us who are not so mechanically inclined. For example showing how you routed the wiring up into the engine compartment..where you put the engine compartment kill switch...where the wires are routed underneath the jeep from passenger side to driver side. I've seen several videos but none really show these options.
@@caliberinstall the more thumbs up there are, the more attention is brought to the comment. There are other people who would like to know. That being said, they already explained that in the video. There is a manual switch you install so you can deploy the steps without the doors.
Hey Quadratec, I have a 2021 2 door Wrangler Rubicon and I'd like to (easily) add side steps without removing the factory rock sliders. Recommendations?
@@thatpunkndiesel whats up man! I think I met you a couple years ago. If its you I chased you down on the 52 into santee in a prius because I heard the diesel sound. Seems odd that youre 18-21 I do a little bit better than that in my diesel gladiator on 39s. I was hoping to improve further by going to 37s
I took my JLU to Disney Land in Oklahoma. When trying to climb a waterfall, the front passenger tire slipped off and the Jeep took a really hard hit on the passenger step slider. At first I thought for sure I demolished the passenger side of the Jeep. Turns out the step slider with the additional armor saved the day. The step slider did dent, but absolutely no damage to the Jeep, and the step slider still operates perfectly. In my mind, the price of the step sliders is well worth the cost.
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That's an awesome color , ordered one with same color for my wife . She will like it when hers comes in . Love those step too 😀
Just purchased. Can’t wait. These look pretty tight on the vehicles I’ve seen them on.
They are great! you'll love them, make sure you follow the maintenance steps and keep them lubed up!
Do you have a full install video for these steps for those of us who are not so mechanically inclined. For example showing how you routed the wiring up into the engine compartment..where you put the engine compartment kill switch...where the wires are routed underneath the jeep from passenger side to driver side. I've seen several videos but none really show these options.
I saw these on a silver CJ7 at KOH two years ago.
Love the Snazzberry!!! ❤
Wondering if these are waterproof. What happened if you crossover 2’ of water?
my gen 3 motor keeps running had to pull fuse can you help
What about when doors are off? How do they work then?
Thumbs up ďoes nit answer my question
@@caliberinstall the more thumbs up there are, the more attention is brought to the comment. There are other people who would like to know. That being said, they already explained that in the video. There is a manual switch you install so you can deploy the steps without the doors.
@@ThePoozer69 i have em. the manual switch is just a power switch. it does not operate the doors. but you can disable them when the doors are off.
Correct, with the doors off there is nothing to trigger them.
Technically you can hold any magnet over the door sensor when the doors are off and it will still activate the steps, correct?
The gen 3 doesnt have the main brane under the back seat
How fancy!
the fanciest.
Hey Quadratec, I have a 2021 2 door Wrangler Rubicon and I'd like to (easily) add side steps without removing the factory rock sliders. Recommendations?
I have a 1.5 body lift. Do they offer the different brackets
Are the motors, gearing and wiring water tight? I hit some deep water crossings sometimes.
they are water tight.
Mine barely lasted 12 months and just out of warranty.
I have them on my rubicon. Went through deep water now they are crazy acting. Actually why im here, to find out whats going on
Why this for $600 and the others $2300 ? I think they're the same model
Do u have it for a 99 tj
What fuel mileage is he getting with those 37” baja boss tires?
I know you didnt ask me, but I am getting 18-21 MPG's with mine
@@thatpunkndiesel whats up man! I think I met you a couple years ago. If its you I chased you down on the 52 into santee in a prius because I heard the diesel sound. Seems odd that youre 18-21 I do a little bit better than that in my diesel gladiator on 39s. I was hoping to improve further by going to 37s
Do both steps come down if you only open a door from one side?
Only the side that the door was opened on.
@@Quadratec Thanks.
Any coupon codes?
Out of stock? man that was fast
more on the way!
I'd hate to pay $2400 for something and it get dented up and become unusable..
I took my JLU to Disney Land in Oklahoma. When trying to climb a waterfall, the front passenger tire slipped off and the Jeep took a really hard hit on the passenger step slider. At first I thought for sure I demolished the passenger side of the Jeep. Turns out the step slider with the additional armor saved the day. The step slider did dent, but absolutely no damage to the Jeep, and the step slider still operates perfectly. In my mind, the price of the step sliders is well worth the cost.
I have beat my RSE step sliders on some pretty big rocks and zero dents and still usable.
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If you off road, this is not going to stand up to it, this is for mall crawlers and grocery getters.
Not at all true. We have put the full weight of Jeeps on these step sliders. And they still function perfectly.
@@Quadratec got 'em!! Hahaha