How to Install BAKFlip F1 Tonneau Cover on a 2016 Toyota Tacoma 

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@@Realtruck Installing mine tomorrow on a 2021 Tacoma TRD PRO. I watched this a few times and will make my install much easier.

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Bakflip because it is flush.

In my experience just now, the rails themselves wouldn't be required but the drilled holes would.

Hey Fredy, it will! You can find it here, realtruck.com/p/bakflip-f1-tonneau-cover/v/ford/ranger/2020/. Hope that helps!

Almost $1,000

ll1l2l1l2lll I would not use any power tools for this install. Bought a used g2 and the guy stripped almost every bolt trying to disassemble the thing. I now have to try and order new hardware and half of the aluminum clamps bc they were stuck on his rails. Use a wrench like the gentleman in the video 👍🏼

Flash8012 I was being sarcastic. Haha he says it a couple dozen times.

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i have it, love the look. as for water, it continues to leak

There is not one made that keeps 100% of the water out. However , it should be enough to keep anything dry. If it's really a concern just keep whatever it is off the floor of the bed.

@Chris Ruizpretty bad tbh. Ive looked into adding other gaskets like others have mentioned. This is my second one. The first one leaked from the rails and actually through the panels. Like im talking in the middle of the bed. Eventually they gave me a replacement, but I just took the top not thinking I should take the rails. Maybe the rails I have aren't wide enough or something. I dono. But when there's heavy rain, my bed is soaked.

@@bryanr.3241 if it was a drip every now and then I wouldn't complain about it. But it's a lot more than that. When you buy a cover for $1,200 you expect it to be a good product. Realistically a $10 tarp would do. a better job for keeping rain out