🔩 OEM NEW Set of Striker Bolt Screws & Washers for Ford F150 Ranger Explorer Bed Extender Review

Fits my 2014 F-150 perfectly so I can use the body extension I kept from my old 2009 F-150 (but forgot to remove the bolts).

They worked on my 2013 F-150. I didn't drill any holes. I just put a torx in my impact wrench and ugga dugga drove them home. Very easy.

Factory anchor for bed extension. I was able to reuse my 2008 F150 extension on my 2016. Note that I used a set of taps to clean/thread the holes in the bed as the bed lining was factory sprayed. Spray the screw with grease before installing.

I liked the quality. I installed it on my 2012 F150. The bushing on the 2012 model is unthreaded so I had to tap it with a 3/8-16 tap. The firing pin is a bit larger, but if you screw it in slowly, backing it off a turn every now and then, it will fit. It's tight, just what you wanted. In general, the parts are very satisfied.

Got this for a $50 bed extender I picked up from a junkyard. The garbage bags in the yard didn't have those hinge pins and they wanted to charge me $50 on top of the $50 for the extension I bought from them the day before, but that's another story. I installed them on my 2003 Ford Sport Trac XLT with Body Extension P/N 1u5a-19g299-aa. Fits perfectly.

Just the right parts to install a frame extension on a Ford F-150. I got one from a friend who sold his F-150 but forgot the frame extender and offered it to me. My favorite price but I didn't have the right screws to install it. This is exactly what I needed! They arrived a few days before expected delivery which was a bonus. Note. You'll need a torx head to install them, and since they have self-tapping screws, some elbow grease is required for installation (if you don't have air tools).

Item is fine. They're supposed to be self-tapping, but if you try to install them on an old truck you may have trouble. The two pieces had their threads completely stripped when attempting to mount them in the factory holes for which they were designed. The head of the bolt also started to peel off, but my hex didn't have a scratch. It appears to be a softer metal than I expected, especially for self-tapping an existing hole. This is disappointing to say the least. But I emailed the seller…