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gabet95 Enthusiast

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Haven't heard of any of the mentioned covers.

 

I am considering purchasing a "Pace Edwards" FullMetal Jacket JackRabbit.

Mossyoakglock Senior Enthusiast

Mossyoakglock

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CleanGene,

 

Pictures of it on your truck? How do you like it? I am also considering both of these covers. How does it do while driving, does it stay pretty tight or does it have a lot of "bounce" while driving?

 

Also, any pictures of either one that you guys can put would be appreciated.

jvmorgan Enthusiast

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I have the low pro installed on my truck and it fit great out of the box. It is relatively water tight not unless a downpour and then it is such minimal water that it is not even enough to notice or worry about I would recommend it good and durable had it on my truck for 3 years now and holding up and looking like brand new. Quick install and easy to take on and off in less then 5 min. to haul very large items that need all that room. Shoot me with a pm if you want some pictures. Wash and treat it with some tonneau cleaner or simple green and it shins like brand new. Good luck man with the choice.

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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I did a ton of research on covers and will be getting the Truxedo Lo Pro QT if I sell my Bakflip. Here's a link to a thread I started to compare the Truxedo Lo Pro, Extang Revolution and Access Lorado cover: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...&hl=truxedo

 

gabet95: I had the Pace Edwards on my last truck and LOVED it. I would be getting it again instead of the Truxedo.... but im trying to be a little more money conscious.

grimmysnr Enthusiast

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Have that same cover. Only issue was if you put stuff like ATVs or something in the bed of you truck you lose about 3 inches of space in the front and about 1 in on both sides. My ATV also rubbed a few holes in the area where the cover meets up with the front brace. If you dont really haul much then this is a moot point. But do consider you are losing a little cargo room at the rails for the big stuff. Once you get those clamps seated its not a easy on off thing either. Other than that its a great cover have been abusing it for a few years now and no troubles. Oh one more thing, the tensioners are made of a medium grade rubber/plastic. As the cover stretches and you add tension the may break. My left one broke and I had to kinda rig some stuff. Just FYI.

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