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Realize this is an old thread, but I too was wondering if others are experiencing this. It absolutely drives me crazy! I'm standing in the cold/rainy/snowy/windy elements trying to get gas and the damn pump won't stay on! First world problem for sure, but I've NEVER had an issue with any other brand of vehicle (Mercedes, Hyundai, Lexus, Toyota, Ford, Honda, etc.).

Thanks, very helpfu!

I'm sorry if this has been asked in the previous 90+ pages, but is the GMPP Borla Sport muffler available to purchase as a standalone item?

I'm disappointed in the fit of the x-acts on the front passenger side. It won't stay in place and really just doesn't fit well. Thinking about going back to weathertech, but I hear they don't fit well either.

Installed my Go Rhino RB10 running boards today. Not convinced the line x type coating goes with my shiny black truck, but my wife says she likes it so I guess I'm good.

Got my Go Rhino RB10's installed today. They are great, very solid. However, I got them put on and looked down and realized there is a gap without any of the line x type paint where the "lip" meets the main part of the board. There was also one black lock washer missing, but no worries on that. I haven't contacted them yet about the paint, but I'm really hoping they can just send me a small tube of the paint to fill it in. Anybody have any experience with this issue that can tell me what to expect?

Got my front windows tinted at 20% to match the back. Went with ceramic tent to block some additional heat since I've got a black truck with black interior.

Coated mine in Aerospace 303 protectant and installed Husky X-Act's in front yesterday. Should have the rear's today and the under seat gearbox tomorrow.

Those Rhino RB10s look so sweet I just pulled the trigger on a set myself from CARiD. Hope they get here quick!

So, I'm about to pull the trigger on the bak g2 or vp. Is there any consensus on which one is the better option in terms of keeping water out and durability? It appears from the website that the g2 can hold more weight (400 lbs. vs. 250 lbs.), but it sounds like the vp has an additional layer of vinyl over top? Is one more low profile than the other? Plan on keeping this thing on there for years, so I want to make the right decision.

This is what I was thinking also. If the tube is flexible as it appears to be, I would think you wouldn't need an elbow?

Thanks, would that work without leveling?

Is $850 installed a good price for a BakFlip G2 or VP? They said the price was the same for either the G2 or VP. My understanding is that the VP is just the G2 but with a cover over top of it so that you don't see the folds, is that correct?

So what is the biggest size you can run on 18" OEM wheels and no lift without rubbing issues?