Pace Edwards Jackrabbit with Ford Bedliner
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Pace Edwards Jackrabbit with Ford Bedliner
Has anyone installed a Pace Edwards Jackrabbit Cover with the Factory Bedliner?
I just received my cover, but before I start I was wondering if anyone has done this? Specifically, I'm wondering if there was any modification needing to be made to the bedliner. I know that somehow I need to run drain tubes....I guess just drill a hole in the corners of the liner?
Any advice would be great.
Steve
I just received my cover, but before I start I was wondering if anyone has done this? Specifically, I'm wondering if there was any modification needing to be made to the bedliner. I know that somehow I need to run drain tubes....I guess just drill a hole in the corners of the liner?
Any advice would be great.
Steve
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Well just so everyone knows a Pace Edwards JackRabbit rolling tonneau cover will not work with the factory bedliner on a 2004 and up SuperCrew with Factory Bedliner 
I have gouges and drain holes drilled in my bedliner after trying to squeeze that sonova beach in.
Pace Edwards....bleah!
I have gouges and drain holes drilled in my bedliner after trying to squeeze that sonova beach in.
Pace Edwards....bleah!
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The last thing that I am is a quitter! I am successful in all aspects of life because I am not.
The product is advertised to be installable without modification. Why should I hack up my bedliner on the off chance I "might" be able to get it to fit? Pace Edwards advertises that it should fit with under the rail bed liners....and it doesn't.
I see no reason to insult me because I am relaying my experience with an ill-fitting accessory. My hope is that my experience will save someone else some grief.
The product is advertised to be installable without modification. Why should I hack up my bedliner on the off chance I "might" be able to get it to fit? Pace Edwards advertises that it should fit with under the rail bed liners....and it doesn't.
I see no reason to insult me because I am relaying my experience with an ill-fitting accessory. My hope is that my experience will save someone else some grief.
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I guess I should thank you Asinatra. You made me angry enough to go out and hack up the bed liner. The JackRabbit Fits now and seems to be working well so far.
I cried hacking up my bedliner....Sheryl Crow was singing "The First Cut is the Deepest" in the background.
Then after the first cut all went well. I needed a metal cutting wheel on my drill to do it. The bedliner was tougher than my dremel.
For those who have the factory bedliner and order the Pace Edwards...be forewarned...a fair amount of cutting on the liner is required. I'll let you guys know in a few days how well the tonneau cover works out.
I cried hacking up my bedliner....Sheryl Crow was singing "The First Cut is the Deepest" in the background.
Then after the first cut all went well. I needed a metal cutting wheel on my drill to do it. The bedliner was tougher than my dremel.For those who have the factory bedliner and order the Pace Edwards...be forewarned...a fair amount of cutting on the liner is required. I'll let you guys know in a few days how well the tonneau cover works out.
