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A friend has an F150 with the Ford stock retracting steps between the back of the cab and in front of the rear wheel, Question, has any one put these on their F350 SRW?
I'm needing some thing also. Thom, where did you get the step at? How long have you had them? How was installation? Do you have the part numbers? Thanks!
I'm needing some thing also. Thom, where did you get the step at? How long have you had them? How was installation? Do you have the part numbers? Thanks!
I have had them over 4 years. Installation took about 45 minutes the first side and half hour second side. I believe I purchased them straight from AMP Research but it has been so long I truly don't remember. The part number is listed in the link I provided above but make sure you get the set for a diesel because there is a difference between gasser and diesel.
Also, FWW, I have never had an issue with dirt buildup and I live 4 miles down a dirt road.
I see, I'm looking for the "Bedstep II". The one that goes in front of the back wheel.
My bad, I just followed the link I posted and it was to the bedstep, not BSII which is what I do have (in front of wheels). Sorry for the bad link, everything else is correct.
I've looked at the AMP steps a number of times. For the price of 2 of them, I'm leaning more towards the rock sliders with steps for a long bed. I figure theres a bit more body protection there for about the same prices.
I looked at the AMP and Bestop box side steps, and didn't like the idea that they mounted right behind the cab. My fuel tank toolbox combo has a large lid that faces towards the tailgate of the truck. I'm short and in order to fill the tank I have to stand on tip toes just to be able to get the fill nozzle in the tank and can't really see whats going on. So I ordered a Carr tool box flip step, model 175012 as it mounts just ahead of the wheel and should give a better position