Is Rhino-Rack BackBone System RR32MY The Same As RF2B3 For 2017 Ford F-350?

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I just want to confirm that the Rhino Backbone you have listed as # RR32MY is indeed the RF2B3 Rhino Rack Backbone. Thanks

asked by: Michael B

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Yes, the Rhino-Rack Backbone System for Pioneer Platform # RR32MY is our part number for Rhino-Rack RF2B3; they are the same exact part. This system is confirmed to fit your 2017 Ford F-350 Super Duty when used with Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform Roof Tray - Aluminum - 60" Long x 56" Wide # RR72TB. This tray and the backbone system are also sold together in a kit as seen here: Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform Rack with Backbone Mounting System - 60" Long x 56" Wide # RR53ZW.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Answer 2

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No, It does not because item #AL25804 is for air shocks but I have one that does. The Air Lift Load Controller II Compressor System for Air Helper Springs item #AL25592 has a minimum pressure setting of 5 psi which can be adjusted to 10 psi.

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Yes, the silver button you see to the right of the gauge on the Air Lift Compressor part #AL25804 is used for releasing the air pressure in the air bags.

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It doesn't sound like to me that there is anything wrong with the lights or wiring. We have this complaint about magnetic lights quite often and there usually is nothing to blame. The turn signal and brake light are both carried through the same…

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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