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03graphrt
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2002
19:05:30
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hey im tryin to decide b/t the gaylord x2000 and the innovation fiberglass lid.if anyone has any pics i would love to see them, and if you know which one is a snugger fit??thanks.i havea club cab.
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Dakota Jim
GenIII
11/01/2002
19:29:36
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I have the Gaylord lid. It fits so snug that if you haven't opened it in a while, it takes a bit of muscle to open it.
One word of caution,the screws that hold mine in place kept loosening. They give you spacers and I would open the lid and there would be spacers all over the bed because the screws came out. I wrote to Gaylords three times about it and they never returned my e-mail. So much for customer service. I decided to try Loc-tite and that seems to work. My lid was put on at the body shop that did the custom painting, maybe they didn't install it properly. Though the fact remains that Gaylord never contacted me.
In spite of poor customer service, the lid is well made and has a great finish.I have some pictures on www.dodgetrucks.org.
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riden2low
GenI
11/01/2002
19:56:25
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I have a friend who has a Gaylord lid on his 99 R/T and it fits just fine. I helped installed his and he has had no problem at all. I myself have the Low-Pro and like it.
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HSKR
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2002
22:42:00
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I have the Innovation's tonneau on mine. I love it. When installed properly(get the rail mounting system) it fits better than most. One thing I have noticed is that when compared side by side, the design of them is almost identicle, right down to the way it's mounted. Not sure if Gaylord does or not. but Innovations now sells a rail mounting system that is much better and allows for better adjustments of the way the lid mounts. It has screws that hook into the tonneau by the inges and by tightening or loosening the screws, you control how far back the tonneau sits.
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