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On 12/24/2020 at 2:15 PM, maillet282 said:

Installed a Magnum Headache rack today

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Is that a BakFlip MX4 cover? I have a BakFlip MX4 cover as well and was wondering how close they come to the edge of it and how does opening it all the way interfere with the rack? 

I was looking at these a while back along with the Bed Rail kit they have. Is it possible for you take pictures of how close they come to the seal and the BakFlip fully opened?

Is that the Low Pro or High Pro(kinda looks like the High Pro?)

 

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6 hours ago, jpinoy said:

Is that a BakFlip MX4 cover? I have a BakFlip MX4 cover as well and was wondering how close they come to the edge of it and how does opening it all the way interfere with the rack? 

I was looking at these a while back along with the Bed Rail kit they have. Is it possible for you take pictures of how close they come to the seal and the BakFlip fully opened?

Is that the Low Pro or High Pro(kinda looks like the High Pro?)

 

That’s their Lo pro rack. 
 

unfortunately the cover is an Armour flex by undercover. But very similar to the MX4. I will go grab some more pics for you when I head out  today. When ordering the rack right on their website it states that they are compatible with most between the rail covers. 

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That’s their Lo pro rack. 
 
unfortunately the cover is an Armour flex by undercover. But very similar to the MX4. I will go grab some more pics for you when I head out  today. When ordering the rack right on their website it states that they are compatible with most between the rail covers. 
Ah, ok. They do look similar from your picture.
And thank you, the extra pictures would be appreciated.

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Plan on spraying it with bedliner paint to match the floor mats. 

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[mention=170057]jpinoy[/mention] here are the requested pictures 
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Right on! Thanks so much@maillet282. This will be on my list to add on next now that I see it'll work with my similar Bakflip. [emoji106]

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Worked on building an underseat storage box for my 2016 double cab. 
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That's really nice!!

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19 hours ago, jpinoy said:

That's really nice!!

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Thanks! Been meaning to build this for a while. Too bad the double cab floor is nowhere near as flat as the crew cab.

 

Got the lids hinged and made brackets to attach it to the seat bolts. I made it with two lids so that either side can be opened without raising the entire seat. 

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The lids open forward and the hinges have a quick disconnect feature so the lids can be removed. 

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The lids open forward and the hinges have a quick disconnect feature so the lids can be removed. 
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Cool project. [emoji106][emoji106]


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I finally got my 1"Stahl steel wheel spacers installed. I ordered them Nov 1st from Custom Offsets. Made by the same outfit that makes BORA spacers.
Evens it out with the front.

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