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Leveled, fab fours, warn, 37 inch nittos, weatherguard deep box, rollnlock cover, amp running boards..tinted and kids entertainment.

 

Bilstein B8 5160s on the way, have a slight leveling difference.. vibration sound at higher speeds.. 

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Thanks, appreciate it!

Is is just the standard size and you just dont unroll it all the way with the toolbox there? 

Hows the seal against the toolbox?

How much room does the box that holds the rolled up cover take up?

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Hey Jeets 

It's the standard size one, just not unrolled all the way. I trimmed up the rails closest to the reel when I installed it. Works great! I used a L bar cross bed piece from my old trifold tonneau cover, used some weather stripping and clear caulk then used some sinking metal screws to secure it to the roll n lock. I used more weather stripping, caulk and pushed it tight against the box and tightened it to the rail. So far so good..have a little more caulking to do but about 98% leak proof.

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What did you do for kids entertainment?  I'm wanting to do a large flip down dvd player for the kids.

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On 12/26/2020 at 11:33 PM, Mi99z71 said:

What did you do for kids entertainment?  I'm wanting to do a large flip down dvd player for the kids.

I looked into doing the same. Sunroof prevented doing one though. Researched a bunch..wanted ability to control what they watched. Also wanted them to be able to do everything from dvds to Nintendo switch to wifi apps etc.. went with the Voxx headrest mount system. Had it installed at an audio store for around $1500. They can watch DVD, share screens, best part is there's an app I can use to control or see what they're watching while driving.

 

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