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03-31-2015, 02:57 PM

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I got the undercover flex through dealer order and it is nice. solid and seals up tight.

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03-31-2015, 03:36 PM

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I'm really digging the BAK Revolver X2 rolling Tonneau Cover. I don't believe it's available yet (last i heard was April 2015) but it's predecessor BAK Roll-X is available.

This is the X2 BAK Revolver X2 hard rolling Tonneau Cover - YouTube

its the same as the roll-x.. they are having an issue with another company regarding the "roll-x" name

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03-31-2015, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by bossman2237

I have a screw in ford bedliner. Will that be an issue with installing a tonneau??

I assume you mean ford drop in liner? if so, you will be fine as most covers "clamp" to the bedrails bottom edge. Ford uses an under rail liner. Some liners are over the rail liner and include a bedrail cap/cover. On these you would have to cut access areas for the clamps.

But for a stock drop in liner, any cover should work fine.

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03-31-2015, 04:52 PM

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I just ordered a Lund Genesis Seal and Peelfor my 15EB as I have one on my 11EB and holding up well and easy to use.

About 200$ at AutoAccessoriesGarage

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03-31-2015, 07:33 PM

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Was thinking about a three panel folding-type tonneau, but at $700-$800 it's not worth it to me. If I have anything I need to keep secure and/or out of the elements, with all the room inside a SCREW, I'll put inside the cab in the rear seat area. Rather spend the $$ on something else, like better tires and aftermarket wheels, or a cat back exhaust.

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03-31-2015, 07:39 PM

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"but at $700-$800 it's not worth it to me. ...Rather spend the $$ on something else, like better tires and aftermarket wheels, or a cat back exhaust."
Oh don't worry, You will spend the money on all that and then some! Trust us on that!!! Thank goodness my wife doesn't know what is coming on the truck and what I have 'added' to the truck!

I think the longer you wait, the more you order and have ready.

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04-06-2015, 10:02 AM

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I ended up sending the Extang back. I could not get the cab end to get a good seal. It's like it was just a bit short. I went back and forth with them on it, but they felt it was good. I would have added a half inch or changed where the seal was on the cab bed-rail. Despite it not working out, they were really good about the return. I ended up going with the TruXedo Lo Pro QT. Love it! It fits great, and looks fantastic...I think. Anyway, here are a few pics of the Lo Pro.