OEM Power Steps Part Numbers

[BC Lightning]

My Tahoe has been paid off and I'm turning it into a fun street SUV. Motor and Trans are being pulled, rebuilding for a forced induction setup, stall converter, heads/cam/injectors, etc. While the motor's out I'm doing some cosmetic work too.

Have all the OEM part numbers for the cosmetic stuff except for the factory power steps. Anyone have them?

 

[jetmech]

How about these?

http://www.amp-research.com/products/truckaccessories/powerstep/

 

[BC Lightning]

Thanks, but I'm looking for factory ones

 

[fiatdale]

You do realize the amps and OEMs are the same. Unless you have to have the chrome strip - go with the amps.

 

[Goodinblack]

You do realize the amps and OEMs are the same. Unless you have to have the chrome strip - go with the amps.

Wait what?

No they are not.

Amps are different.

 

[fiatdale]

http://www.amp-research.com/products/oem-products/

AMP came up with these a long time ago. They sell their license to all the OEM's. Essentially - they're the same damn thing.

 

[CO-Texan]

Price out the factory steps and the Amp's will look like a bargain.

 

[BC Lightning]

Price out the factory steps and the Amp's will look like a bargain.

Amp steps aren't OEM, which is what I'm wanting. I'm not too concerned with the price because that's all relative. I waited 6 months trying to find OEM CK375's and I eventually found some. I'll continue to wait on OEM power side steps with the motor being built.

 

[63Blackseries]

Judging from the pics I've seen the amp steps look thinner from the sides than the OEM power boards, also the cool thing about amp boards is they come with LEDs lights.