I tried googling this but can’t find an answer. How many inches is required between the back of the sleeper and the headache rack. I got another truck and not sure what the recommendation is. There’s no exhaust behind the cab.
How much space is required between back of sleeper and headache rack?
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Kshaw0960, Dec 28, 2018.
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I went with about 1 1/2 inches from mine to the non moving bolt heads for my cab shocks on a Pete, which keeps me a good 4-6" clearance from the actual sleeper. If I could have gotten closer, I would have. 2-3 inches with air dropped would probably be plenty.
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Protip on your truck...
Make sure you have room between the headache rack and the fairing piece on the driver side where the fuel cap is. Im assuming the old one isnt on the truck anymore, and where it was mounted made it a pain to get fuel. -
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As long as there's enough room that the cab/sleeper won't hit it during use on rough roads or with the cab air ride fully deflated. Better to have an extra inch or so than to have it too close.
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Mount it to the sleeper, then it’ll move with the cab
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Looking good now. I had zip ties holding the mudflap for 6 months no problem but one broke in my pickup moving it from my old truck. I’ll go to Home Depot later and buy some bolts to hard mount the flaps. Tons of fuel space.
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