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Originally Posted by G_Edmonds
I don't want to hijack Joel's thread but I have one of the piggyback tonneau covers and really like it. It matches my cars colors and fits very well. I've used it for a few years and it keeps the interior dry and keeps prying eyes out. My pipes are ceramic coated so they cool off pretty quick and I can get the cover on almost immediately after parking.
-Greg
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Greg: can you post a picture of the piggyback cover on your car? Do the straps go behind the sidepipes or over the outside of them? What do the straps hook to? body? frame?
I didn't really seriously consider that style cover because in spite of having ceramic coated sidepipes, mine still run very hot. I use my car as a daily driver and typically need to go from car to office (e.g. meetings, phone calls, etc.) without much delay.
I'm guessing you don't also have the Lift-a-Dot studs in your car if you're using that style cover. I can't remove the studs already in my CR body without leaving a bunch of holes. Do you think the piggyback cover would work on a CR that also has the studs in it? Like fitting inside the "rectangle" formed by the studs.