Hey Nate!
The snap versions have an off center design to the snap. In other words,
based on the temperature you can flip over the snaps to make the cover
tighter/looser. It works really well. I've taken off and put it back on
every Christmas after getting our tree, sometimes as low as 10 degrees. You
can also lower the supports to help with the shrinking material.
HTH!
Sean
'92 RC Sport 3.9L 5spd - 255,000mi!
'01 CC SLT+ 4.7L 5spd 3.92 LSD Mobil-1!
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dakota-Truck.net [mailto:indyin@ameritech.net]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 12:08 AM
To: dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net
Subject: DML: Re: What is the best tonneau cover?
I like the j-hook look... but I wondered how easy it was to put on. Is this
a feature of the j-hook setup, or do the snap versions have the same
problems in the less than 50 degree temps?
Nate
indyin@ameritech.net
""Ryan G."" <gogglesqq@home.com> wrote in message
news:000901c10da9$a3febf60$89070641@wheaton1.il.home.com...
> <I would like some recommendations on tonneau covers (soft). I have heard
> Extang's name pop up a few times, but their prices seems to be high.>
>
>
> I got an Extang Saber (snapless with J-hooks) from California Customs
> last year and so far I love it. The downside is that in weather 50 degrees
> and below its impossible to get back on. The price was around $220. And
if
> fuel mileage means anything to you......well it doesnt help in any way nor
> does it hurt it either. Also makes a nice whip cracking sound as you
cruise
> down the road--kinda soothing.
>
> --Ryan
>
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