I just bought a pair of these from Motoroso and cannot wait to get them installed onto our 2023 Bronco. Shipped quickly and had no issues. I appreciate Alex even giving me a call about the purchase too. Look forward to buying more accessories from them!!
great tutorial! two things: the folks over at RSE pointed me to these excellent instructions. 15 mm bolts hold on the brackets and turns outs having the brackets super loose (vs loose) was required for the initial hanging of the RSE step sliders.
I never comment on yt… but I need to tell you guys, every time I look for bronco content and I see Motoroso, I know I’m getting an info rich video. Why you guys don’t have more subs is beyond me. Production value and info is really solid. After months, I’m now a subscriber. Keep teaching me how to make my bronco better! (The bronco I’ll probably never get due to this chip shortage).
Thanks Justin, we really appreciate the feedback! We would love more subscribers, I guess it just takes time to build up a reputation, and we've been doing videos in earnest for about 2.5 years. Our real business is the e-commerce side of things, so we'll keep making videos as long as we keep earning customers like yourself. Please let us know anytime we can help, live chat at www.motoroso.com or toll free at 833.MOTOROSO. Hope your Bronco comes soon!
@@Motoroso Didn’t know that! If you have installation and info videos on the parts AND sell the parts too, I almost don’t think there’s a reason to go anywhere else. My main concern is buying parts and not knowing if 1) they’re right for my car, 2) if they’re right for what I need and 3) how to install them. I’ll admit, I love the videos on revzilla and I see that you have them on your site too. Consider bringing them above the fold on the product pages. It might give the site a little more personality behind the brand and make me stay longer! Also think that these popular car/truck specific videos are a great way to market to individual communities. Overall, great work! Keep it up!
Good talking with you today. Thanks for the link to the installation as that helped me answer a few questions I had. I may decide to tackle this on my own now! I will keep you guys in mind for new mods for sure as I feel your team is going out of your way to help customers with these kind of vids.
Of course I find this awesome video one day after I installed my steps. The only advice I would give people is that mine came with open rings instead of grommets. I called RSE and they overnighted me the correct part. Super cool of them. Thanks again for this video!
I looked these up online and there was 1 listing at like $2300 and another for the EXACT same thing for $600. If they are $600 I'll buy these things right now! Great video!
Hey! I think I know whats going on here, so the steps themselves are $2300 you won't find those for any less. The $600 item you were seeing is likely the 4-Door skid plate for the steps which is $600. Rock Slide Engineering Step Sliders for the 4-Door Bronco: motoroso.link/c6aaa2 Rock Slide Engineering Skid Plate for the 4-Door Bronco: motoroso.link/68e7f9
@@Motoroso Ahh I see. Thank you for clarifying that. I will still likely spend the money on them probably sometime next year. Winter in Minnesota is off road enough for the time being. But want to hit up Gilbert again next summer with these sliders.
Great video. Can you wire these right into the factory aux switches and then hide the green button? Also, can you just shut them off when the doors are off to leave them in the up position?
Thanks! Not aware of whether it will work with the aux switches. Teh power switch it comes with will allow you to deactivate them to stay off while the doors are off. You can also use the door delete kit buttons to control them with doors off. If you don't like the green light on the button, just don't connect the light wire.
At about the 7:12 mark when installing the PWR switch bracket. Reverse the bracket from how it is in the video and the switch will now be pointing down vs up and the notch now has clearance for the hood release.
Takes us longer when we shoot video, usually at least 3x. This took about 7-8 hours. I did the 2-door set in 3.5 hours, we weren’t shooting that, and I was solo.
I just bought a pair of these from Motoroso and cannot wait to get them installed onto our 2023 Bronco. Shipped quickly and had no issues. I appreciate Alex even giving me a call about the purchase too. Look forward to buying more accessories from them!!
Awesome, thanks Yong, glad you had a good experience! Have fun with the install, and enjoy the steps!
Best install videos on youtube
Thank you! We put a lot of effort into them!
great tutorial! two things: the folks over at RSE pointed me to these excellent instructions. 15 mm bolts hold on the brackets and turns outs having the brackets super loose (vs loose) was required for the initial hanging of the RSE step sliders.
I never comment on yt… but I need to tell you guys, every time I look for bronco content and I see Motoroso, I know I’m getting an info rich video.
Why you guys don’t have more subs is beyond me. Production value and info is really solid. After months, I’m now a subscriber. Keep teaching me how to make my bronco better! (The bronco I’ll probably never get due to this chip shortage).
Thanks Justin, we really appreciate the feedback! We would love more subscribers, I guess it just takes time to build up a reputation, and we've been doing videos in earnest for about 2.5 years. Our real business is the e-commerce side of things, so we'll keep making videos as long as we keep earning customers like yourself. Please let us know anytime we can help, live chat at www.motoroso.com or toll free at 833.MOTOROSO. Hope your Bronco comes soon!
@@Motoroso Didn’t know that! If you have installation and info videos on the parts AND sell the parts too, I almost don’t think there’s a reason to go anywhere else. My main concern is buying parts and not knowing if 1) they’re right for my car, 2) if they’re right for what I need and 3) how to install them. I’ll admit, I love the videos on revzilla and I see that you have them on your site too. Consider bringing them above the fold on the product pages. It might give the site a little more personality behind the brand and make me stay longer!
Also think that these popular car/truck specific videos are a great way to market to individual communities.
Overall, great work! Keep it up!
@@ChouDa243 thank you! Will do!
Good talking with you today. Thanks for the link to the installation as that helped me answer a few questions I had. I may decide to tackle this on my own now! I will keep you guys in mind for new mods for sure as I feel your team is going out of your way to help customers with these kind of vids.
Pleasure is all ours! Thank you, glad you like the video(s)!
Of course I find this awesome video one day after I installed my steps. The only advice I would give people is that mine came with open rings instead of grommets. I called RSE and they overnighted me the correct part. Super cool of them. Thanks again for this video!
Glad you liked the video, and thanks for the sharing!
Yeah I wish I would of watched this video instead of any others before installing my steps!! 🙄😉 awesome job!! 👌
Thanks! 👍
I looked these up online and there was 1 listing at like $2300 and another for the EXACT same thing for $600. If they are $600 I'll buy these things right now! Great video!
Hey! I think I know whats going on here, so the steps themselves are $2300 you won't find those for any less. The $600 item you were seeing is likely the 4-Door skid plate for the steps which is $600.
Rock Slide Engineering Step Sliders for the 4-Door Bronco: motoroso.link/c6aaa2
Rock Slide Engineering Skid Plate for the 4-Door Bronco: motoroso.link/68e7f9
@@Motoroso Ahh I see. Thank you for clarifying that. I will still likely spend the money on them probably sometime next year. Winter in Minnesota is off road enough for the time being. But want to hit up Gilbert again next summer with these sliders.
My local dealer will not install these anymore because of the wiring. Magnet’s falling off and motor problems being such a pain to replace.
Great video. Can you wire these right into the factory aux switches and then hide the green button? Also, can you just shut them off when the doors are off to leave them in the up position?
Thanks! Not aware of whether it will work with the aux switches. Teh power switch it comes with will allow you to deactivate them to stay off while the doors are off. You can also use the door delete kit buttons to control them with doors off. If you don't like the green light on the button, just don't connect the light wire.
Can they be installed without the 2 additional spacer brackets? Pur hased a 2nd hand pair and they didnt come with it? Thanks
At about the 7:12 mark when installing the PWR switch bracket. Reverse the bracket from how it is in the video and the switch will now be pointing down vs up and the notch now has clearance for the hood release.
Quick question, about how many hours did it take you to install? Thanks
Takes us longer when we shoot video, usually at least 3x. This took about 7-8 hours. I did the 2-door set in 3.5 hours, we weren’t shooting that, and I was solo.
BRaptor compatible? Or coming soon?
Where did you attach the ground?
Negative battery terminal