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Not what I saw at all. The 16 must have had the 2" blocks and perhaps no plow prep. The 17 likely had plow prep and the HD tow pkg. I sat my 12 next to a 17 SRW 350 and the difference was MUCH less dramatic, let alone "UNREAL." LOL.
I stopped at a dealer Sun and they had two F350 CCSB 4wds(1-'16 and 1-'17)sitting next to each other. Both had 20" wheels and the 6.7, the '17 was slightly higher than the '16.
Tops of the cabs had maybe 2" difference.
The top of the box was quite a bit higher on the '17 but it looked like the '17 had deeper bedsides than the '16.
Bottom of the cab on the '17 looked quite a bit higher but I think it's more of an optical illusion because of the way the cabs are designed.
I stopped at a dealer Sun and they had two F350 CCSB 4wds(1-'16 and 1-'17)sitting next to each other. Both had 20" wheels and the 6.7, the '17 was slightly higher than the '16.
Tops of the cabs had maybe 2" difference.
The top of the box was quite a bit higher on the '17 but it looked like the '17 had deeper bedsides than the '16.
Bottom of the cab on the '17 looked quite a bit higher but I think it's more of an optical illusion because of the way the cabs are designed.
2" is a lot in the truck world.
Look.....
Had to remove trim from my garage for it to fit.
Look at the opening behind the bed. Not to mention it's 3" longer as well.
The outgoing F-250 CCSB with the FX4 package is 79.9" in height at the highest point of the cab. The 2017 F-250 CCSB with the FX4 package is 81.5". It's all on the Ford website under the specifications for each.