Lund Hard Bed Covers
Lund Hard Bed Covers
Member
Joined: Dec 1969
Posts: 67
Likes: 0
From: Silverdale,Wa
I am sorry to say this, but have U ever heard of the WORD SnugLid? Most people have made statements in the positive about SnugLid being the best, me being one. U could have had one at the same price. I have one on my 97 Flareside
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TRUCKBLACK 97 F150 XLT FlareSide SC.
4.6 MODS: Lowered 5 inches, SnugLid
Hard Tanneau,K&N plus air mods,
Plat+4/8mm wires,Prolong engin
treatment,Amsoil Syenthetic oil
and Filter,Bug&Rain guards.
SUPERCHIPED,No Step Under door nurf,
Interior Visor Shelf. My truck looks
like Ford used it as a model
for the Lightning but mines LOWER!
JACKS ANTENNA HEAD The easiest MOD
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TRUCKBLACK 97 F150 XLT FlareSide SC.
4.6 MODS: Lowered 5 inches, SnugLid
Hard Tanneau,K&N plus air mods,
Plat+4/8mm wires,Prolong engin
treatment,Amsoil Syenthetic oil
and Filter,Bug&Rain guards.
SUPERCHIPED,No Step Under door nurf,
Interior Visor Shelf. My truck looks
like Ford used it as a model
for the Lightning but mines LOWER!
JACKS ANTENNA HEAD The easiest MOD
Member
Joined: Jun 1999
Posts: 61
Likes: 0
From: West Sacramento, CA
I don't have the Lund hard cover on my f150 but I do have a hard cover on it. The benefits are two fold.
1. Gives about 5-10% increase in gas milage, no wind hitting tail gate and causing resistance.
2. Gives much better handling on highway on windy days, no wind hitting inside bed and pushing truck to next lane...not to say that the wind doesn't wreak havoc on the truck now but it is much better with the cover. Also adds weight to help keep rear tires planted to ground.
Randy
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'98 XLT SC, 4.2V6, 4spd Auto, BugflectorII, 50th Aniversery Flooor Mats, K&N Filter, Hard Tonneau Cover, Billet Grill and Insert, Sony CDX-6850 Head Unit, Soundstream Rubicon 405 Amp, JBL GTO 5x7's All 4 Doors, Qlogic 8" sub-enclosure with Kicker Punch XLC Woofer,SuperBrite Bulb Replacements...and More Mods to Come
1. Gives about 5-10% increase in gas milage, no wind hitting tail gate and causing resistance.
2. Gives much better handling on highway on windy days, no wind hitting inside bed and pushing truck to next lane...not to say that the wind doesn't wreak havoc on the truck now but it is much better with the cover. Also adds weight to help keep rear tires planted to ground.
Randy
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'98 XLT SC, 4.2V6, 4spd Auto, BugflectorII, 50th Aniversery Flooor Mats, K&N Filter, Hard Tonneau Cover, Billet Grill and Insert, Sony CDX-6850 Head Unit, Soundstream Rubicon 405 Amp, JBL GTO 5x7's All 4 Doors, Qlogic 8" sub-enclosure with Kicker Punch XLC Woofer,SuperBrite Bulb Replacements...and More Mods to Come
Senior Member
Joined: Mar 1999
Posts: 1,246
Likes: 0
From: Wilmington, NC
I put an ARE on the back of my Flairside. I had it installed the 2nd day of owning the Ford. I picked my truck up in July of 96 and didn't have much of a choice in what to cover it with. I was real happy to find the ARE. Had it on for 3 years now. Enjoy your cover, it should keep your grocerys dry and keep prying eyes out of the bed of your truck. What more could you ask for? (Well cheaper would be nice but fat chance of that 
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