Anyone have some good pics of the Leer 800 tonneau cover, I like the fact that it has more of the smooth look,as opposed to the ARE LS11,or the Leer 700, that has the hump. ARE is apparently going to make the LSX which does have the smooth look, but is not in production yet for the 2009.So it looks like Leer is my only choice.

 

https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...rcrew-4x4.html

 

RCBO6SC-Thanks for the link,I don't mind the look of that cover ,but I am pretty sure that is a picture of the 700 not the 800.

 

Sorry its not the best pic but it is a Leer 800.
I chose it because it sat the lowest and smoothest. Also, it only has a keylock so there is no handle to interupt the clean lines. The remote unlock is a good feature too.

 

overlimit- Thanks for the pic,that cover does look sharp,nice clean lines.Have you had other covers before ,how does the quality of this cover stand up to them.

 

I haven't had any others but it seems to be holding up well, although its only been a year and a half. My only real complaint would be that is was too tough to close it when we first bought it. Some rubber dressing on the seal took care of that though.

 

TC, yep it's a 700........LEER makes a very nice product. Mines been on for over 2 years and looks lie new........

 

I should have more pictures for you in 4 to 6 weeks when I get mine. I had a leer 700 on my last f150 but this time I looked at them all and found that I liked the leer 800 best so that is what I ordered. I do plan on a remote install and a flip ford oval instead of the leer flip cover, and I will remove the leer 800 decal on the back if possible for a cleaner more factory look.

 

REDX- Sharp truck. It is really on the 09 that I want to see a picture,I want to see how it looks with the tailgate on the 09.The lorider cover I had on, looked ill fitting on the 09 because of the new tailgate design.

 

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very very nice post keep it up man

 

Run seperate rca's for each line. One output should be for sub output. If not run the rear to the sub amp and the front to the mids/highs amp. You dont need splitters unless the pdx is a 4 channel, then you can split for the inputs.