Here are some pics showing my bedrug with bakflip. I had to make some relief cuts on the back behind the brackets holding the bakflip. If anyone is thinking of doing the same I would put the bedrug in first then the bakflip. I had to cut holes for the drain tubes too. Just didn't look good trying to hide them behind the bedrug.

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looks good, gj.

 

I love my bedrug, it is even comfortable enough for a nap.

 

Yes it is soft. My 2 year old loves to hang out in the back of the truck when we are outside doing stuff. After I got the bedrug in he was in there for two hours!!

 

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Oddly enough,

I was wondering "HAs anyone on the site installed a bedrug" you did and it looks A+. Questions for the fellow experts here

A) IS the bedrug as useable as a bedliner (Not to the rhino liner extent, but more of a plastic or Duraliner one)

B) Do they rip easily?

C) If im not using this truck to haul stuff every single day, and use it occasionaly to haul Mulch, firewood, etc. would this work or am i going to regret it

I figured the bedrug was a great option if you have kids, and use the truck as a family vehicle (With a twist as its mine)...

Thoughts

Thanks gang

John VI

 

Also
How did you get the RAM logo on it

 

all the bedrugs ive seen for the ram have the logo.