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It hold up very well! Drove 1,700 mile from MN to Phoenix through Moutain Colorado with average 72 mph! It is intact and not affect to MpG at all!. Mine powerboat 23.1. Soft topper is very quality and it is tight like a drum!

The wood panels pulled out to be set up as a very big and long table for tailgate, camping…( mine set up potential 32 x 109 x27) OR it can be set up TWO tables size: 32 x 55 3/4” or any size that wood panel you choose!

After being stolen my stuffs in the Public Storage, it has inspired me to build something under the soft cover of my truck to secure my tools, my stuffs…and finally I get it done. I like to share with you guys some images about my new soft topper and secure top truck bed! This is my first...

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I certainly have a few of them laying around in my tool box, but i will make a video how to modify the original one, so it won't be able to pop out again. I also suggest use stainless steel M3 and Zinc washer then it won't get rusty. ( with garage tools)

Guys: as I said this morning! I tried my new rod and guess what it works fantastic. The fuel rod will stay there forever! It can’t go anywhere and also the rubber is awesome! I consider it is successful! See my video:

what I mean by this: the one with red rubber I tried at home and it worked perfect! The one with blue rubber: I shaved off the end( have wings located) that you push it in and turn counter clockwise. I shaved it off wings and drill and tap M3. Orientation would be have the small slot upwards and...

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I made a rubber from a sheet ( see a picture) went out and tried to close and open a few times! It is working great!

I have to modified my part a little to make it works so I readjusted my model. I will remake them on next week. Originally, i purposely made a slot a little small and two notches a little of bit wider thinking that when you push in and turn then it will hold up more sturdy, then i have shave a...

hello; Lee from minneapolis, MN 2021 XLT 3.6 powerboost 7.2 KW.

I have I have After 850 miles ; I average getting 22.8 mix hway and cities! Not bad, light foot!

I accidentally figure out removing the fuel door easily! Just push a little and slide back to the rear and it come off! Just make sure you cover or tape so it won’t get scratches! Its build in like snapping in

Now I have rubber !!! LOL

I think the purpose of the rubber is sealing the tank and the plunger “ tight but not to tight “! So cut off end part of ear plugs and punch a hole then wear it on the shoulder where the OEM rubber sits on it! (Pics) I will try tonight when my wife got home ! May doing video to show you guys!

You are not going to slam the door but give it a push. I made slot a l I can’t machine rubber but I can build a mold but it is not worth it!

Make my own a few plungers just in case it shoots out and disappear! I make the OD where the rubber going a little of but bigger so it can fit!