All Side Step Options for the New '21+ Ford Bronco we found at SEMA '21

[@chrishaugh1655]

I appreciate all the work and effort you guys put into these videos, I will definitely be purchasing some of my Bronco gear from your site simply because of that alone.

[@Motoroso]

Much appreciated! Thats the only way we’ll stay in business and continue to make videos in the future! Glad you find it helpful.

[@hughbrown6023]

Great video! Can you do a video on splash guards? We really need rock throwing protection.

[@broderickflores6941]

Just installed the side railings on a 4dr. Everything fit well and with a buddy only took 30 min for both sides. Customer service was very friendly and provided delivery updates. If they can get a hardtop I would order from them again in a heartbeat.

[@joemarsh7215]

Informative and to the point. Thanks for putting together this no-nonsense content. Liked and subscribed!

[@Motoroso]

Thats exactly what we're shootin for, thanks Joe! And you're welcome! Please let us know if we can help with any of the mods! Motoroso.com and 833.MOTOROSO.

[@hughbrown6023]

Well done. Any possibility you could do a video on mudflaps / splash guards that actually fit a FE Bronco.

[@MajorBorris]

Sasquatch can't have mud flaps

[@ski3435]

@@MajorBorris Yes it can.

[@thepavementendsnow1901]

Great vid! 👍🐴🐴🥌🤟

[@anthonygallo3576]

Love the video. I went with go rhino dominator. Sorry but the wife has to go in and out also so its part step part rockslider. What i woukd really like to see you do is a series on bull bars/ brush guards for thr bronco. Keep in mind not all broncos have the modular bumper. Most items offered now are for that . I have the compatible bumper which has the flip up tow hooks. Keep the vids cranking!!!!

[@Motoroso]

Glad you found it helpful! Please consider shopping on Motoroso.com if you like the videos :-)

[@Beastmann3d]

Nice breakdown, thanks.

[@Motoroso]

Glad it was helpful! If you're ever looking for more information about any of these options, just shoot us a call! (833.668.6767)

[@albertmcwilliams6505]

That power step is super nice!

[@Motoroso]

Right?!?! Best we saw at SEMA! www.motoroso.com/p/2112321-rock-slide-engineering-step-slider-for-the-2021-ford-bronco-4-door

[@GarretSterling]

Havoc looks like a winner to me; (form, function, price), best bang for the buck 👌

[@dyyeunwalker461]

the Havoc is a go for me to. I love the short front and rear bumpers and the sliders/steps/ The Dee Zee is also cool.

[@botchman5947]

What If u have the ford rock well. Do u have to remove for steps?

[@Motoroso]

Yes

[@ski3435]

No. Look at IAG full length EZ Step.

[@botchman5947]

@ski3435 ya man it's limited for sure. I want the full aig just, didn't want to pay for them lol. Infact saw some for 160 on Amazon. I was half tempted to sell my rock rails cause of how limited they are.

[@arnaldorivera7031]

Rough Country also has some steps and they are coming out with a new design that looks like a rock slider/ step. Not sure though

[@hughbrown6023]

Where's the amp research offerings. I wanted to know if you think the amp research xl will extend too low on the 21fe sasquach or should I go with the standard unit.

[@Motoroso]

Hey Hugh, the AMP's came out after SEMA '21. We made a separate video about them here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ-4mHZ_ipioatk The XL's came out after we released that video. We do cover details of the two in another video, but not in depth. So, long story short, the PowerStep deploys 13" below the doorsill, and the XL drops 3" lower than that. So that'll be your call on which is best for you. Unless you're lifting your Bronco more, most people are just fine with the standard Powerstep. Both options are sold out nationwide (for the last 5 months), but expected back in January for people that place pre-orders. If you'd like to pre-order a set of those, you can use this link: www.motoroso.com/p/2121678-amp-research-2022-ford-rangerbronco-powerstep-side-step-system

[@patricsteele]

Is Rock Slide Engineering planning to weld cover plates on the ends of their step/slider ? The openings make the product look unfinished and allow rocks/mud to get in, possibly jamming the action of the step. Thanks for the full overview of step/slider offerings, very helpful. !

[@Motoroso]

The ends are sealed, but they are recessed. There's definitely no openings for rocks or mud to get inside and affect the action of the step. These guys aren't messing around, this is the most stout dropstep you can get.

[@1xsnrg]

Are there any steps that fit over the factory rock slider?

[@Motoroso]

No sir, would need to be mounted to the pinch weld to be strong enough to support weight. Your OE rock slider is removed, and a new step installed.

[@asalerno1]

@@Motoroso not true, archetype racing has a “stirrup” that mounts to the factory slider, but they are the only one I’ve found so far

[@HamiltonsBaseball365]

@@asalerno1 Archetype is the biggest ripoff out there at almost $500 per stirrup.

[@asalerno1]

@@HamiltonsBaseball365 haha ya didn't say they were cheap. also it's about $400 per pair, not per step, with a bronco forum discount (they mention it on their page). I haven't bought anything myself yet in hopes of finding something more affordable.

[@wildhorses4x4]

Great info!

[@LOVECATO1]

I have a Badlands ordered, that comes with a rock slider. Can a step be added?

[@Motoroso]

Your slider would be removed and you would replace it with a step/slider that better suits your needs.

[@BirdDogOffRoadAdventures]

Interesting they don't want to use the frame. Almost all of the 4Runner sliders are frame mounted. Mine were and I never had any vibration issues or anything negative. They got a good work out in Moab too, lol.

[@Motoroso]

We were surprised too, but every manufacturer we saw at SEMA took the same approach.

[@mark5862]

Its simple, the pinch weld is already designed with mounting points for side rails so it makes for a simple drill free installation, and it's plenty strong. Most people don't want to hack into a new $50K vehicle.

[@shaneharden6579]

Wow, great video. There are so many of us on the forums looking for good slider options. I can’t find the Warn option though. Do you have a link or details?

[@Motoroso]

A lot of these products are so new they’re not out yet. We’re adding them as they become available. I will see if I can find an expected date for these, or get a link today! We might be able to pre-order them for you if you’re interested in that. Don’t hesitate to reach us on live chat or toll free at 833.MOTOROSO (9-5 PST).

[@northmantru6236]

Are there any steps that can be added to or are compatible with the factory rock sliders?

[@Motoroso]

Nope, rock sliders come off, replace with the product you choose.

[@northmantru6236]

@@Motoroso I see others are asking the same question. Probably just a matter of time before somebody comes up with a solution. Something quick detach would be ideal.

[@Motoroso]

@@northmantru6236 Agreed, several have asked, we'll be keeping an eye out for it.

[@gefen22]

IAG has a product that adds to the OEM Rock Slider.

[@ski3435]

The IAG full length EZ Step mounts to the factory rock rail. Quick and easy to install and remove.

[@christopherward7005]

Great coverage on the Bronco bumpers, however you could spend a little more time on the photos of the products. We can still hear you.

[@caravandersons1748]

Alex, less you, more Bronco. This isn’t CNN. Why all the footage of you behind a desk. Show the product details we are all looking for. Your commentary is great, just do it while showing the subject matter.

[@Motoroso]

Looking forward to seeing your videos covering all these products at SEMA.

[@caravandersons1748]

@@Motoroso hey Brother, we have the same interest, I’m not trying to be a jerk. Your commentary is great. Just show more product video and less desk. I don’t think anyone would respectfully disagree. Not all of us are in the profession so we are looking for people like you to show us the products we are going to spend our hard earned money on.

[@mark5862]

Oh come on comparing to CNN is the biggest insult in the world. This is a great review of sidestep options.

[@scottwynn8612]

HDX Drop steps are steel not aluminum.

[@HalWalfield]

Seems like none of these are for sale yet

[@Motoroso]

Some/many of them definitely are, we’re currently creating listings on our website! Video just went live yesterday, so we should have links added to the video very soon. Which ones are you looking for? Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us toll free at 833.MOTOROSO (833.668.6767) or on livechat at www.Motoroso.com.

[@HalWalfield]

@@Motoroso rock slider that works as a step… anyone of those

[@Motoroso]

@@HalWalfield 4-door or 2-door?

[@HalWalfield]

@@Motoroso 4 door

[@Motoroso]

Well, if you have the budget for them, the Rockslide Engineering are the best of both worlds. a Rock slider with a 12" powered drop step! They're pricey though, $2199 for the 4-door set. They are built to order with a 6-8 week lead time currently. The Nfab are a good option, has drop steps, and come in well under $500 (~$425 at time of typing this). Not a pure rock slider because it's a dropstep, but the way they're designed, can slide around the drop step. These are in stock and ready to go now! The Expedition One are a really nice option as well, with the stainless steel plate, full running board, and smooth rock slider bar on the bottom side. I am looking into availability and pricing on these now. The Havoc Off-Road or the Westin XTS slider/steps might also be a good option, but they do not have part numbers, or pricing available just yet.