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Old Feb 12, 2019 | 02:38 PM
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For anyone with a 5.5 bed this is what it’s suppose to look like.
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Old Mar 31, 2019 | 01:19 PM
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Default Foam pad SF004, 30123 backrack no drill kit

There is no mention in my instruction where to install the foam pads.

Do I use them on a 6.5 box installation as well?

I see your picture has them installed to the spacer plate. Is that where they told you to install?

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Old Mar 31, 2019 | 01:48 PM
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Slightly off topic but after seeing the damage on my 15 I sold my back rack instead of reinstalling on my 18. The holes on the insides of the bed became more of an oval shape than round, about a third longer than round. I had a 6.5 foot box on the 15 and had an installer do the install but mine sat perfect aside from the black plate having a small gap between the between edges and the plastic bed rail. I lost faith in the back racks protection after seeing how little effort it to to stretch out the alu. holes on the inside of the bed. I never really used it and just leaned against it a few times and it wasn't even on there 3 months.i dont think it would take much force to tear the j bolts out of the inside of the bed and have it smash the window. Just my opinion and experience yours may very lol

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Old Mar 31, 2019 | 02:55 PM
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yes, the spacer plate would be better if it actually fit in the hole all the way around, instead of just a pin on the front side. I bought it to protect the rear window when loading an ATV. it shouldn't ever really contact the rack, but hopefully the protection is there if it ever does.
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