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That's true for nearly all manufacturer-offered retractables. The amp steps are a good move, and since you are in so-cal, know that their factory is in Orange County and they can do boards longer than the standard boards they offer.
Originally Posted by reseehc_99
Do they offer wheel to wheel retractables? I prefer the look of no boards, but love the functionality. I plan on utilizing an in bed tool box and having a step to reach that would be great. If I can't get wheel to wheel retractable boards, I'll probably go with the N-Fab nerf bars as I think they look better than the factory fixed boards.
For those interested I emailed Amp about this yesterday and just got a response:
E-mail: reseehc_99@yahoo.com
Message: Do you offer wheel to wheel length retractable running boards for a '17 Super Duty crew cab long bed?
Jason,
Thank you for your interest in the AMP Research Powersteps. The model we offer for the 2017 Ford Super Duty comes with a 85" long running board. Unfortunately we do not offer a wheel to wheel length board. Please let me know if you need anything else.
Larry KeelerTechnical Service RepresentativeLund International 657.212.3045 p c fOffice: 15651 Mosher Ave.Tustin,CA92780lundinternational.com
Are you talking about the brackets only off a F150 and use the 2017 F250 stock run board?
You can use just the brackets and your boards or go and buy a set of new/takeoff F150 running boards. I know for certain the 6” chrome are identical to the Super Duty because I just swapped mine out, they just sit tighter to the body. I got my set of F150 boards for around $240 shipped off of eBay, that’s cheaper than if you buy the brackets alone!
You can use just the brackets and your boards or go and buy a set of new/takeoff F150 running boards. I know for certain the 6” chrome are identical to the Super Duty because I just swapped mine out, they just sit tighter to the body. I got my set of F150 boards for around $240 shipped off of eBay, that’s cheaper than if you buy the brackets alone!
I found an old part# for 2015 F150.... F3Z16A506.....they seem expensive 35.00 a piece and you need 6? The take off ones...are those from what year F150? thx
I would go with factory steps, amp aftermarket steps or steps similar to what hammered29 posted. Hammered29 is the most rugged. The amp and factory power steps are the most functional. The factory ones are a little more "luxurious" looking while the amp steps give a little more off road feel if thats what you're looking for.
Did you have any issues with bracket fitment from Luverne? my rear bracket under the bed sits about 1/2" higher than the other brackets, making the running boards bend upwards toward the back.
I personally didn't have that issue with the Luverne step bracket, they look pretty even all around for me. I wonder if maybe this one just got the wrong bracket or something? Either way, it's been 5 years now and they are holding up perfectly. Very very happy with these; especially useful if your feet are wet/muddy.
I got a set of take-off ‘21 Tremor running boards a guy about 1-1/2hr from me had on FB marketplace. REALLY like them a lot. Never had running boards before so nothing to compare them to, but they’re tucked up tight, plenty wide to step on, metal, grippy texture, and best of all they say “Ford” on them instead of “Raptor” or “Tremor”, and I only gave $300 for them.
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