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Finally got around to installing my fender flares

 

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What flares are those? And what tires are you running?

 

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How do you like it? I'm wanting to get that setup.

i went with a retrax, but the diamondback was my other choice. only issue for me was being able to carry taller items in the bed.

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Absolutely love it. Will hold up to 1400, to 1600lbs, extremely easy removal, plus you can access the bed from both front or back. You can easily carry taller items, you simply flip the front or back part over and just tie it down.

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Penguin VII Enthusiast

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Absolutely love it. Will hold up to 1400, to 1600lbs, extremely easy removal, plus you can access the bed from both front or back. You can easily carry taller items, you simply flip the front or back part over and just tie it down.

I had seen that. How well do the panels stay open? I was worried they would have a hard time staying up.

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More pics with different angles of the flares please.

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Ckrado-They are General Grabber AT2 35x12.50r17. Truck also has a Zone 6.5

 

 

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Ckrado-They are General Grabber AT2 35x12.50r17. Truck also has a Zone 6.5

 

 

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looks good

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Johnv76 Enthusiast

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I had seen that. How well do the panels stay open? I was worried they would have a hard time staying up.

They are extremely good. Both the front and back have two hydraulic shocks each. Once you unlock, then easy open and stay open without any assistance. I have included the Diamondback website. You can also search on youtube, plenty of great videos on the item.

 

https://diamondbackcovers.com/

 

 

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Finally installed my SR-M rigid led back up lights. Love the output on them. A buddy has them too and he moved them from truck to truck. $200 is a bit high but lifetime warranty is always nice. now to permanently install the switch

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Penguin VII Enthusiast

Penguin VII

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They are extremely good. Both the front and back have two hydraulic shocks each. Once you unlock, then easy open and stay open without any assistance. I have included the Diamondback website. You can also search on youtube, plenty of great videos on the item.

 

https://diamondbackcovers.com/

 

 

 

Solid. I really wish they had black anodized hinges. Outside of that this is my next purchase. This or the exhaust and intake.

Johnv76 Enthusiast

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Solid. I really wish they had black anodized hinges. Outside of that this is my next purchase. This or the exhaust and intake.

Johnv76 Enthusiast

Johnv76

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If you look at my profile, I have some good upgrades. Intake, exhaust, headers, midpipe, customs tune, throttle body, etc.

SilveradoSaver Senior Enthusiast

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They are extremely good. Both the front and back have two hydraulic shocks each. Once you unlock, then easy open and stay open without any assistance. I have included the Diamondback website. You can also search on youtube, plenty of great videos on the item.

 

https://diamondbackcovers.com/

 

 

 

 

Although I liked my BakFlip tonneau cover, I love the look and functionality of this one!

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