Bakflip tonneau installed
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Bakflip tonneau installed
I just finished installing the bakflip tonneau cover on my screw. The install wasn't that bad, not as easy as they do it in the video tho. If it worked half as easy as it does in the video it would be a bad *** cover. I had problems with the clamps staying put. Every time I came to tighten them they would slide and fall off. They have grooves in them that match up to the rails but they still don't hold very tight. The cover doesn't just snap into place like they say it does either. It kinda does to an extent, but you have to slam it. It's also kinda hard to get the last to latches to close when the tail gate is closed. I was playing around with it for about an hour trying to get it lined up perfectly and it's still a little hard to close. It looks great tho. Here are a couple of cell phone pics.
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Nice cover! I like the flush look, can you tell us what the cost was and where you purchased?
I am thinking of getting the Truxedo roll up soft cover and wanted to compare.
Thanks!
I am thinking of getting the Truxedo roll up soft cover and wanted to compare.
Thanks!
Last edited by carder69; 07-01-2009 at 09:24 PM. Reason: added info
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I got it from truckaddons.com They list it at $698 and their doing a $30 off promo right now so it was 668. Took almost 4 weeks to get it tho. I had to call them and ask them where it was, and there was a big mix up and they thought they shipped it out cause someone closed the ticket. I got it 3 days after I called.
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Nice BakFlip SixSix!
I love the low profile design...looks super sharp!
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I really like the look and idea of this cover, but you mentioned that you have to slam it shut? I used to drive an Avalanche and those fit in just perfectly ... no effort in the slightest bit. BUT - they didn't fold up like this does so it lacked in feature a little bit.
Would you buy it again or go with a slightly different model?
Would you buy it again or go with a slightly different model?
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I really like the look and idea of this cover, but you mentioned that you have to slam it shut? I used to drive an Avalanche and those fit in just perfectly ... no effort in the slightest bit. BUT - they didn't fold up like this does so it lacked in feature a little bit.
Would you buy it again or go with a slightly different model?
Would you buy it again or go with a slightly different model?