What is Difference Between Brophy Camper Hold-Down Kits # HSBP and # HSSF for 2004 Silverado

Updated 07/12/2013 | Published 07/11/2013

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Question:

What is the difference between the HSSF and the HSBP? Which one do i need for my 2004 Silverado?

asked by: Richard

Expert Reply:

The Brophy Camper Hold-Down Kits # HSSF and # HSBP differ in their finish. The HSBP has a zinc finish while the HSSF has a black powder-coat finish.

Both of these products are intended to fit a broad range of trucks with the exceptions of some double-wall beds, step-side beds, and some dually and import trucks. These fit trucks that have a downward lip on the underside of the bed rail. Bed liners may require trimming in some cases.

Both kits feature easy no-drill 2-bolt installation and use heavy 3/8-inch x 3-inch steel construction for the brackets. These brackets do not project into the wheel wells and so will not interfere with wheel clearance. I have linked a product video for your review. This demonstrates the installation process.

Brophy also offers their camper Tie Down Hardware kit, part # TDHP, which consists of chains, S-hooks and turnbuckles.

expert reply by: Adam R