Review on Undercover cover

longbow · 11-11-2008, 10:49 AM

The cover has been talk about here for some time now so I decided to write a review with "my opinions". I have had the cover a little over six months now. And as for the price, well I have a friend who cut me a deal on one since he owed me a favor.
The cover is Model 4050 Tacoma Quad Cab Short Bed. 2005-current "with multi track system"
The cover has basically 3 brackets per side, all the brackets mount to the rail except for two of them and they mount to the screws (on truck already) at the end of the bed near the tail gate.
This is a no drill set up, easy on and easy off. Don't let the size fool you.
All the brackets have a protective backing on them so they will not mess up the rail. All the hardware is S.S.
The cover has built in bed poitioning hinges, and the front mounting brackets slide into them.
The great thing about it is, it comes with two J-hooks for hanging it up.
My cover is water tight, I added 2 small pieces of weather stripping to the forward mounting brackets (less than 2" long) just to be safe. Even through a pressure wash, I had no leakage. Now I will get on with the PRO'S and CON'S

PRO'S

Easy set up, for me (one person) less than 15 minutes to remove and install.
All brackets can be removed, so if you want to sell it or have a clean look.
Double locks w/two keys
Double struts
Water tight (for me)
Built in light, 3 small LEDS. But hey it's light.
Cover overhangs 3 sides, so no need to have a pop lock.
Comes with hardware to hang it up if removed. (allow 70" top to bottom on this model)
Can be painted if you like.
Struts when removing cover attach to cover by storage clip.
Tools needed are 3/8" wrench or socket and 1/2" wrench or socket.
Customer Service is top notch, answered e-mails and phone calls the same day.

Con's

Price, but then have you checks the prices on the others?
On the front mounting brackets, to keep secure there are 2 small spiral rings. Don't like this!! can scratch truck and cover. I am looking into a solution as I write this.

Well I hope this has helped some of you out. If any pic's are needed of certain areas just let me know. Check out my pic's if you want to see it installed on a silver Tacoma.

eordonez · 11-11-2008, 10:53 AM

pictures?

Good review BTW, thanks!

longbow · 11-11-2008, 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eordonez

pictures?

Good review BTW, thanks!

I added this just in case someone wanted to see the struts, or how something gets bolted on etc.

Mr.Ed · 11-11-2008, 10:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by longbow

I added this just in case someone wanted to see the struts, or how something gets bolted on etc.

I was just at my local watering hole. I'm waking in I see a new 08 silver DC TRD#2 Pre. It had the short bed and the same cover. It's raining hard so I just took a quick look. I didn't want to F with the guys Tacoma so I went in had a few, the dart game was ending so I asked and found the owner. WE went out side and checked it out. His was $700 installed(he paid retail). The thing kicked ass. It was strong as hell I could plop my 240LB ass on it like nothing (he said give it a try after a few beers wet pants who cares). This one had two knobs turn them and it opens had a small but good light dampers that opened it like a trunk. With the hevey rain no water at all dry as hell. I found the emblem on the right side it said UNDERCOVERINFO.COM. check it out. He din't tell me the knobs had keys to lock. Don't know how strong the locks are. I'm done all and all it was very nice. UNDERCOVERINFO.COM has a lot of info. about them.

JRD · 11-11-2008, 11:42 PM

I got the undercover as well, it was actually the most reasonably priced of all the hard tonneau covers i looked at, and by far the best for the tacoma if you planned on still using the bed rail system. I can take it off in less than 5 minutes by myself, hangs in the garage and back on in less than five again by myself.

Roland · 11-12-2008, 04:50 AM

Quote:

On the front mounting brackets, to keep secure there are 2 small spiral rings. Don't like this!! can scratch truck and cover. I am looking into a solution as I write this.

My undercover tonneau is almost 2 1/2 years old and the rings that I have are made from a pretty large gauge wire. They fit the hole in the mounting bracket closely enough that they don't really bounce around and after over 2 years I don't see any marks on the cover. I have strong fingers and don't have a problem with them but my father used to have to use needlenose pliers to get them on and off. I wonder if Undercover had complaints and went to a lighter guage ring to make it easier.

I'm a draftsman and I get a bit obsessive about some things. When I mounted the cover according to the dimensions in the manual it seemed a bit too far forward. The gasket didn't quite line up on and the back rim of the cover was almost in contact on the tailgate which didn't give much to grab to lift the cover. I moved the mounting brackets back enough that the overhang in the back matched the overhang on the sides. Now the gasket lines up nicely on top of the tailgate and the mounting brackets are back far enough that there's no way the rings can touch the truck.

While making my post installation inspection I had also noticed that at the back of the truck the cover had more overhang on the right than on the left. A little bit engineering magic determined that moving the drivers side bracket forward 5/64th of an inch would square things up.

longbow · 11-12-2008, 06:34 AM

I do know they changed the locks a little. My father owns one about a year older than mine, in my opinion the locks are a little fatter and more easy to get ahold/control of.
My spiral rings are heavy, I know there is a simple solution to this, just need to go to the ole style hardware/farmers store and find it. I will keep everyone posted if I find something better.

Forgot to add this, this last time I removed it, I droped it on the corner, (edge caught some cuts on my fingers) if wasn't a far drop. I check it out afterwards and not a mark, still as sound as the first day I bought it.

As for alignment, know what you mean. Most shops who sell it, want you in and out and payment. I to did some measuring to make sure everything was lined up and the gaps were equal all the way around.

Roland · 11-12-2008, 07:27 AM

Actually I had self installed and am positive (measured with a vernier caliper within thousandths ) my brackets were exactly placed. Either the metal tabs wern't located exactly square on the cover and/or the bed of my truck is just a wee bit out of square or a bit of both. Knowing real world manufacturing I'd say everything was within a reasonable tolorance for parts that large and the and the small amount I needed to move the bracket to compensate for the misalignment wasn't an issue.

fasn8dave · 11-12-2008, 10:06 AM

I also have one (de-badged, LOL) and when I saw the three LED's I laughed... out loud...

But one night I was trying to load some stuff into it so I clicked the light on- DUDE!!! It makes a huge difference!

I take mine off and put it back on routinely when I have to carry big loads and it's not that tough to do.

I agree on the spiral rings, I'm actually considering small pad-locks, because the locks on the back are rendered useless if you simply twist the rings out of the front (it keeps an honest person honest, but won't stop a thief)

I do see some marks where it hits my bed cleats, but it's not a big deal...

Good review, and I agree with you - well worth it!

Motorshooter · 11-12-2008, 10:09 AM

I'm happy with mine after a year and a half of use

It was simple to put on and I added some weather strips to the front edges to make it water proof, easy mod and it works

Justin626 · 11-12-2008, 10:27 AM

I picked mine up used for around $400. I bought it a couple months ago and haven't had to load anything large in the bed since, but it's real easy to take on and off. I'm just happy that all the little crap I like to throw in the bed isn't trying to fly out a highway speed and I don't get the snow build up, just to make a lake in my garage later. All in all, it was good purchase. Though if I had to pay full price, I would have gone with the a Bakflip or a Fold-a-cover.

staticprotocol13 · 12-12-2008, 11:28 AM

What about Armor Lids... I think that's a little bit cheaper than Undercover. I am trying to find the cheapest but with good quality cover for my short bed taco... So far the cheapest that I found in my area (San Fernando Valley, CA) is the Armor Lids. But I have not found any kind of review (exept from their website) on the web.

I apreciate any comments regarding this Armor lids. thank you guys.

Teufel Hunden · 12-15-2008, 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Motorshooter

I'm happy with mine after a year and a half of use

It was simple to put on and I added some weather strips to the front edges to make it water proof, easy mod and it works

WOW! That looks great with the matching paint! Now I'm interested in doing this! Where did you go to get it painted, your local paint shop, or did you do it yourself? If you had it painted at a shop, how much did it cost?

Teufel Hunden · 12-16-2008, 02:01 PM

Bump

Racer78 · 02-23-2009, 06:06 PM

Im going to be picking up one of these Undercover covers tomorrow and wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts on them. So, I did a search and sure enough...bingo!

This is a great forum, thanks for the reviews.

Racer78 · 02-25-2009, 05:39 PM

Well, the cover fit's pretty nice. I was surprized just how simple it was to toss on. I picked it up used in mint shape off a guy who needed a truck cap instead. The little L.E.D light mounted inside the cover does a really good job of helping you finding your way around in the dark.

For $200.00 CDN for the cover, plus another 5 bucks to power up the L.E.D light, I think I got a great deal!

longbow · 02-26-2009, 04:20 AM

Way to go on the cover,

I am sure it will last you many years.

drjkoo · 03-07-2009, 01:46 PM

Just installed the UnderCover on a 2009 QuadCab, 6-foot bed. Took me a bit longer to install as I'm quite obsessive with installations. In general, I'm pleased. I agree with others that the alignment was not perfect at first, but with some minor tweaking of the bracket struts, it fits nicely over the back tailgate, effectively locking the tailgate.

I agree with the spiral rings. On my truck, the spiral rings are far enough away that they don't scratch the actual truck cab. There is wear on the front bracket strut where the spiral rings attach. When the tonneau is open, the ring pushes up on the front struts and scratches a bit each time. I am not a big fan of the marks but I'm happy that it's not on the actual truck. Hope that makes sense.

Given those couple negatives, I still think it's a great cover. Relatively water tight and looks nice on my black tacoma. I've even gotten a couple of stranger compliments.

bull · 03-07-2009, 06:09 PM

Found one on Craigslist for $300 and the guy helped put it on my truck. It is everything I was looking for in a cover. Heavy rain forecast this week so we'll see how it does.

Vinyl Taco · 03-07-2009, 08:37 PM

I've had mine for 3 years and still holds up to my abuse.....The reason I bought it was it was tough as shit and it wasn't made from fiber glass.....and easy to come off,like in 5 mins.....So all in all very good product for the money.....

11-11-2008, 10:49 AM	#1
longbow Bullet with a name on it Name: Bill Joined: Jun 2008, #7586 Location: Indiana Gender: Male Posts: 5,159 05 Tacoma Silver Mica TRD 4 Door 2005 Double Cab Automatic 6 squirrels and a pissed cat Toy-tec Coil over lift, Eibach 700 lb springs, Sway bar relocate, Total Chaos UCA's, Moto metal wheels, BFG mudterrians, HID, custom 3 piece grill, Highlift jack w/custom mount, Highlift jack cover, bed matt, de-badged 100%, storage box lock mod, using defrost w/o AC mod, short antenna mod, horn re-locate, Tire Gate flat spare tire mount, engine cover painted, bed light (1) mod, wreck bar carrier, Blue Sea 5026 fuse block, center console outlet, flash light mod, Blue Sea inline fuse, Shrockworks sliders, All-Pro front bumper, Piaa 510 driving lights, Warn shackles front, Kennesaw rear bumper, "Tag Boltz" plate lights, Warn shackles rear, Warn M8000 winch, devil horns, BHLM, weathech liners front and rear.....T.W. sticker of course. Custom Sock bed decal for Michele	Review on Undercover cover The cover has been talk about here for some time now so I decided to write a review with "my opinions". I have had the cover a little over six months now. And as for the price, well I have a friend who cut me a deal on one since he owed me a favor. The cover is Model 4050 Tacoma Quad Cab Short Bed. 2005-current "with multi track system" The cover has basically 3 brackets per side, all the brackets mount to the rail except for two of them and they mount to the screws (on truck already) at the end of the bed near the tail gate. This is a no drill set up, easy on and easy off. Don't let the size fool you. All the brackets have a protective backing on them so they will not mess up the rail. All the hardware is S.S. The cover has built in bed poitioning hinges, and the front mounting brackets slide into them. The great thing about it is, it comes with two J-hooks for hanging it up. My cover is water tight, I added 2 small pieces of weather stripping to the forward mounting brackets (less than 2" long) just to be safe. Even through a pressure wash, I had no leakage. Now I will get on with the PRO'S and CON'S PRO'S Easy set up, for me (one person) less than 15 minutes to remove and install. All brackets can be removed, so if you want to sell it or have a clean look. Double locks w/two keys Double struts Water tight (for me) Built in light, 3 small LEDS. But hey it's light. Cover overhangs 3 sides, so no need to have a pop lock. Comes with hardware to hang it up if removed. (allow 70" top to bottom on this model) Can be painted if you like. Struts when removing cover attach to cover by storage clip. Tools needed are 3/8" wrench or socket and 1/2" wrench or socket. Customer Service is top notch, answered e-mails and phone calls the same day. Con's Price, but then have you checks the prices on the others? On the front mounting brackets, to keep secure there are 2 small spiral rings. Don't like this!! can scratch truck and cover. I am looking into a solution as I write this. Well I hope this has helped some of you out. If any pic's are needed of certain areas just let me know. Check out my pic's if you want to see it installed on a silver Tacoma. __________________ "Never lay down, Never say die, Never tap out" Sig. by cmack48

11-11-2008, 11:42 PM	#5
JRD "It's not rocket surgery!" Name: Jason Joined: Jun 2008, #7143 Location: Alberta Canada Gender: Guy Posts: 424 07 TRD sport 4x4 2007 Double Cab Automatic 4.0L TRD CAI Undercover Toneau cover, hood protector	I got the undercover as well, it was actually the most reasonably priced of all the hard tonneau covers i looked at, and by far the best for the tacoma if you planned on still using the bed rail system. I can take it off in less than 5 minutes by myself, hangs in the garage and back on in less than five again by myself. __________________ "Don't believe everything you read on the internet, thats how WWI got started."

11-12-2008, 06:34 AM	#7
longbow Bullet with a name on it Name: Bill Joined: Jun 2008, #7586 Location: Indiana Gender: Male Posts: 5,159 05 Tacoma Silver Mica TRD 4 Door 2005 Double Cab Automatic 6 squirrels and a pissed cat Toy-tec Coil over lift, Eibach 700 lb springs, Sway bar relocate, Total Chaos UCA's, Moto metal wheels, BFG mudterrians, HID, custom 3 piece grill, Highlift jack w/custom mount, Highlift jack cover, bed matt, de-badged 100%, storage box lock mod, using defrost w/o AC mod, short antenna mod, horn re-locate, Tire Gate flat spare tire mount, engine cover painted, bed light (1) mod, wreck bar carrier, Blue Sea 5026 fuse block, center console outlet, flash light mod, Blue Sea inline fuse, Shrockworks sliders, All-Pro front bumper, Piaa 510 driving lights, Warn shackles front, Kennesaw rear bumper, "Tag Boltz" plate lights, Warn shackles rear, Warn M8000 winch, devil horns, BHLM, weathech liners front and rear.....T.W. sticker of course. Custom Sock bed decal for Michele	I do know they changed the locks a little. My father owns one about a year older than mine, in my opinion the locks are a little fatter and more easy to get ahold/control of. My spiral rings are heavy, I know there is a simple solution to this, just need to go to the ole style hardware/farmers store and find it. I will keep everyone posted if I find something better. Forgot to add this, this last time I removed it, I droped it on the corner, (edge caught some cuts on my fingers) if wasn't a far drop. I check it out afterwards and not a mark, still as sound as the first day I bought it. As for alignment, know what you mean. Most shops who sell it, want you in and out and payment. I to did some measuring to make sure everything was lined up and the gaps were equal all the way around. __________________ "Never lay down, Never say die, Never tap out" Sig. by cmack48

11-12-2008, 07:27 AM	#8
Roland My other ride has sails Joined: Jan 2008, #4149 Location: Rhode Island Age: 46 Gender: Male Posts: 2,531 06 Impulse Red I4 2WD Access Cab 2006 Access Cab Manual 2.7 UnderCover Tonneau, Bed mat, Bug Deflector, aFe Pro Dry S, Secondary Air Filter removed, Synthetic 5W-30 oil, Scanguage II with blendmount, WeatherTech floorliners, Toyota seat covers, Installed OEM intermittent wipers, TacomaWorld sticker, Defrost without AC mod, Hidden Hitch	Actually I had self installed and am positive (measured with a vernier caliper within thousandths ) my brackets were exactly placed. Either the metal tabs wern't located exactly square on the cover and/or the bed of my truck is just a wee bit out of square or a bit of both. Knowing real world manufacturing I'd say everything was within a reasonable tolorance for parts that large and the and the small amount I needed to move the bracket to compensate for the misalignment wasn't an issue. __________________ "Life's journeys End is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "...holy shit what a ride!"

11-12-2008, 10:27 AM	#11
Justin626 Senior Member Joined: Sep 2007, #2838 Location: Anchorage, Alaska Gender: Male Posts: 748 2007 4x4 TRD Sport DC Super White 2007 Double Cab Automatic 4.0 V6 Toytec 3" Black Anodized Spacer Kit w/ AAL, N-Fab Nerf Bars, Lightforce 170mm Strikers, N-Fab Light Bar, Metra Ipod Adapter, TRD Windshield Vinyl, Scosche Auto Start, Mod'd Stock TRD Vinyl Graphics, Partially Debadged And Painted, 15% Tint, Tacoma All-Weather Mats	I picked mine up used for around $400. I bought it a couple months ago and haven't had to load anything large in the bed since, but it's real easy to take on and off. I'm just happy that all the little crap I like to throw in the bed isn't trying to fly out a highway speed and I don't get the snow build up, just to make a lake in my garage later. All in all, it was good purchase. Though if I had to pay full price, I would have gone with the a Bakflip or a Fold-a-cover. __________________ "Nothing is more inspiring than feeling like you're a part of the flock, but being led by a moron." - Josh Homme

11-11-2008, 10:53 AM	#2
eordonez vv little ed vv Name: Ed Joined: Mar 2008, #5340 Location: Chihuahua, Mexico Age: 28 Gender: Dude Posts: 7,982 TRD Sport Dcab 4x2 Black Sand Pearl 2008 Double Cab Automatic 4.0L OEM All Weather Mats, wheel locks, Toyota Silver Tube steps.....	pictures? Good review BTW, thanks!

11-12-2008, 10:06 AM	#9
fasn8dave Hey guys watch THIS! Joined: Sep 2008, #9462 Location: Lewisville, NC Gender: Male Posts: 346 06 DC 4x4 2006 Double Cab Automatic 3" Suspension Lift Custom Wheels 265 / 75 / 16 Nitto Terra Grappler Tires (32") Hard Bed Cover Front Bull Bar / Skid Plate Tinted Glass Header Mount GPS Billet Grille	I also have one (de-badged, LOL) and when I saw the three LED's I laughed... out loud... But one night I was trying to load some stuff into it so I clicked the light on- DUDE!!! It makes a huge difference! I take mine off and put it back on routinely when I have to carry big loads and it's not that tough to do. I agree on the spiral rings, I'm actually considering small pad-locks, because the locks on the back are rendered useless if you simply twist the rings out of the front (it keeps an honest person honest, but won't stop a thief) I do see some marks where it hits my bed cleats, but it's not a big deal... Good review, and I agree with you - well worth it!

11-12-2008, 10:09 AM	#10
Motorshooter Motorshooter Joined: Oct 2008, #10009 Location: VA Posts: 219 07 double cab PreRunner SR5 India Ink Pearl 2007 Double Cab Automatic 4.0 Bed lid	I'm happy with mine after a year and a half of use It was simple to put on and I added some weather strips to the front edges to make it water proof, easy mod and it works

12-12-2008, 11:28 AM	#12
staticprotocol13 Staticprotocol13 Joined: Jun 2008, #7131 Location: Los Angeles area Posts: 6 06 TRD Sport 4x4 2006 Double Cab Manual	What about Armor Lids... I think that's a little bit cheaper than Undercover. I am trying to find the cheapest but with good quality cover for my short bed taco... So far the cheapest that I found in my area (San Fernando Valley, CA) is the Armor Lids. But I have not found any kind of review (exept from their website) on the web. I apreciate any comments regarding this Armor lids. thank you guys.

12-16-2008, 02:01 PM	#14
Teufel Hunden No Better Friend, No Worse Enemy Joined: Aug 2008, #8415 Location: Northern Virginia Age: 32 Gender: Dude Posts: 139 09 MGray DC SB TRD-OR 4x4 V6 Auto SR5 2009 Double Cab Automatic V6 Undercover tonneau, OEM tow package with hitch, OEM retractable roof rack, Front window tint (legal), WeatherTech FloorLiners, Door sill protectors, Tacoma bed mat, Rear leaf spring TSB, OEM DRL mod, Door edge guards, AFE Pro-Dry S Air Filter, Removed secondary air filter, Smoked LED 3rd brake light, Romik running boards, Go Rhino hitch step, Extra set of D-rings mod, Bed cargo net, TRD wheel locks, OBX sport pedal covers.	Bump __________________ SAEPE EXPERTUS, SEMPER FIDELIS, FRATRES AETERNI (Often Tested, Always Faithful, Brothers Forever) A U.S. Marine Corps flag still stands in an office after the 9-11 attack on the Pentagon.

02-23-2009, 06:06 PM	#15
Racer78 Member Joined: Nov 2008, #11138 Gender: Male Posts: 69 05 Tacoma 4X4 Sport 2005 Double Cab Automatic 4L TRD Intake, Roof Rack, Satoshi Grill, BHLM, Undercover Cover, Powdercoated Sport Rims, KC Slimline 6" Lights, I Pod	Im going to be picking up one of these Undercover covers tomorrow and wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts on them. So, I did a search and sure enough...bingo! This is a great forum, thanks for the reviews.

02-25-2009, 05:39 PM	#16
Racer78 Member Joined: Nov 2008, #11138 Gender: Male Posts: 69 05 Tacoma 4X4 Sport 2005 Double Cab Automatic 4L TRD Intake, Roof Rack, Satoshi Grill, BHLM, Undercover Cover, Powdercoated Sport Rims, KC Slimline 6" Lights, I Pod	Well, the cover fit's pretty nice. I was surprized just how simple it was to toss on. I picked it up used in mint shape off a guy who needed a truck cap instead. The little L.E.D light mounted inside the cover does a really good job of helping you finding your way around in the dark. For $200.00 CDN for the cover, plus another 5 bucks to power up the L.E.D light, I think I got a great deal!

02-26-2009, 04:20 AM	#17
longbow Bullet with a name on it Name: Bill Joined: Jun 2008, #7586 Location: Indiana Gender: Male Posts: 5,159 05 Tacoma Silver Mica TRD 4 Door 2005 Double Cab Automatic 6 squirrels and a pissed cat Toy-tec Coil over lift, Eibach 700 lb springs, Sway bar relocate, Total Chaos UCA's, Moto metal wheels, BFG mudterrians, HID, custom 3 piece grill, Highlift jack w/custom mount, Highlift jack cover, bed matt, de-badged 100%, storage box lock mod, using defrost w/o AC mod, short antenna mod, horn re-locate, Tire Gate flat spare tire mount, engine cover painted, bed light (1) mod, wreck bar carrier, Blue Sea 5026 fuse block, center console outlet, flash light mod, Blue Sea inline fuse, Shrockworks sliders, All-Pro front bumper, Piaa 510 driving lights, Warn shackles front, Kennesaw rear bumper, "Tag Boltz" plate lights, Warn shackles rear, Warn M8000 winch, devil horns, BHLM, weathech liners front and rear.....T.W. sticker of course. Custom Sock bed decal for Michele	Way to go on the cover, I am sure it will last you many years. __________________ "Never lay down, Never say die, Never tap out" Sig. by cmack48

03-07-2009, 01:46 PM	#18
drjkoo Junior Member Joined: Mar 2009, #14200 Gender: Male Posts: 4 2009 2009 Double Cab Automatic	Just installed the UnderCover on a 2009 QuadCab, 6-foot bed. Took me a bit longer to install as I'm quite obsessive with installations. In general, I'm pleased. I agree with others that the alignment was not perfect at first, but with some minor tweaking of the bracket struts, it fits nicely over the back tailgate, effectively locking the tailgate. I agree with the spiral rings. On my truck, the spiral rings are far enough away that they don't scratch the actual truck cab. There is wear on the front bracket strut where the spiral rings attach. When the tonneau is open, the ring pushes up on the front struts and scratches a bit each time. I am not a big fan of the marks but I'm happy that it's not on the actual truck. Hope that makes sense. Given those couple negatives, I still think it's a great cover. Relatively water tight and looks nice on my black tacoma. I've even gotten a couple of stranger compliments.

03-07-2009, 06:09 PM	#19
bull Junior Member Joined: Dec 2008, #11541 Location: Mississippi Gender: Male Posts: 5 TRD 2008 Double Cab Automatic	Got my cover today Found one on Craigslist for $300 and the guy helped put it on my truck. It is everything I was looking for in a cover. Heavy rain forecast this week so we'll see how it does.

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03-07-2009, 08:37 PM	#20
Vinyl Taco Diffuse Pattern Recognition Joined: Feb 2009, #14030 Location: Hutto,Tx Age: 35 Gender: Male Posts: 27 White prerunnerV6,lots of vinyl! 2005 Double Cab Automatic 4.0 Liter k/n,gibson exhaust,jetchip,redline tuning struts,undercover tonneau,revtek/toytec hybrid 3'',mb motoring v-drive 16x8,285/75/16 cooper discoverer armor tek3,allpro sway bar links,Yukon 4.56 gears,pioneer premier deh-p580mp cd player,focal 165 a1 components 6.5 front,kicker ks65 6.5 rear	I've had mine for 3 years and still holds up to my abuse.....The reason I bought it was it was tough as shit and it wasn't made from fiber glass.....and easy to come off,like in 5 mins.....So all in all very good product for the money.....