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Is that mod virtually impossible due to the wiring required to make the power steps work?
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No. It's very difficult to wire it in to the factory BCM.
However, with some time and a few relays, this can actually be made to work with the opening and closing of the doors. Just takes the right person.
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I'm sure Robbie could help you out. Hell maybe even give you them for free!
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felixgun
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They do. If you're interested, hit serge up. I have his at my house.
Waitttt so it's amp research replica of the factory power assist steps???
Huh? No. It's all OEM sir. Off a 2010 escalade.
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felixgun
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Ohhhhh. Shit so what's the process like trying to get them to work on my ride? Are they LWB?
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What do you think is missing (aside from roof rack)?
Here's a better pic of it:
A wash and wax lol.
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LOL I know I know it's dirty... wanted to get the 1.5" Rear spacers installed and alignment done before I went to town washing and waxing it.. might de-badge sometime this week and then wash and wax...
for now, more pics of the dirty avy! I definitely think it's leveled now though... took measurements yesterday with just the 2.5 front and not the 1.5 rear and now i'm going to take them with both the 2.5/1.5 to see how much it truly changed with the rear lift spacers.
for now, more pics of the dirty avy! I definitely think it's leveled now though... took measurements yesterday with just the 2.5 front and not the 1.5 rear and now i'm going to take them with both the 2.5/1.5 to see how much it truly changed with the rear lift spacers.
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