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Kodiak "SideWINDER" Steps... Who's got them?
- Thread starter Cmoe
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Muddytazz
1 ton status
Re: Kodiak \"SideWINDER\" Steps... Who\'s got them?
I installed a set on my friends blazer if that helps /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I installed a set on my friends blazer if that helps /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Muddytazz
1 ton status
Re: Kodiak \"SideWINDER\" Steps... Who\'s got them?
I installed them on an 89 K5, 6" lift running 35's and work good for what they are. She also likes them. Bought them brand new and I put them on last summer. The electrical switch(which is mounted in the jamb)was a major PITA to get lined up to work properly(they only have a 1/6" margin or they don't work).
My opinion is I wouldn't use them. They rattle like a mofo on the pivot arm
I installed them on an 89 K5, 6" lift running 35's and work good for what they are. She also likes them. Bought them brand new and I put them on last summer. The electrical switch(which is mounted in the jamb)was a major PITA to get lined up to work properly(they only have a 1/6" margin or they don't work).
My opinion is I wouldn't use them. They rattle like a mofo on the pivot arm
Re: Kodiak \"SideWINDER\" Steps... Who\'s got them?
I've had a set on my Ferd for about 6 months. No problems to date. (and no rattles)
I've seen them not work on trucks that are up to the doors in water. (other people's) They are electric and you have to treat them as such.
Overall, a good option for me.
-T
I've had a set on my Ferd for about 6 months. No problems to date. (and no rattles)
I've seen them not work on trucks that are up to the doors in water. (other people's) They are electric and you have to treat them as such.
Overall, a good option for me.
-T
Re: Kodiak \"SideWINDER\" Steps... Who\'s got them?
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Thanks for the input. I like the idea better than the Carr steps I have now.....
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If you require steps and have the CARR's now...I'd definitely go the sidewinder route.
Those carrs can cause some serious damage if they ever hit anything (like a parking lot bollard....don't ask now I know)
-T
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Thanks for the input. I like the idea better than the Carr steps I have now.....
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If you require steps and have the CARR's now...I'd definitely go the sidewinder route.
Those carrs can cause some serious damage if they ever hit anything (like a parking lot bollard....don't ask now I know)
-T
