Do I need to cut the cargo mat to fit the 2012 Dodge Charger? I tried to sneak it under the subwoofer but it won't go through.
216526
Yes you have to cut the cargo tray to have it fit into the trunk of chargers with the beats audio system. If you look at the underside of the mat you will see where the manufacturer needs you to cut. Just follow the line with some sharp cutters.
216527
On my 2013, yes I had to cut the liner...the instructions say to do so and there is a line on the mat to do it.
216528
Yes you do need to trim it at the sub. There is a line molded at that location you can cut and a raised portion that acts as a liquid dam, so make sure you leave that portion intact.
932371
I'm almost 100% sure that lining the mats would make no discernible difference in sound. It is designed to be placed on metal that would normally rattle or vibrate thereby transferring the sound from the outside to the inside of the vehicle.
1717838
I had to buy front and rear and from two different vendors. I even did the full cargo mat from a third vendor. Good luck.
612931
I can't speak to your specific fitment, but I can tell you that it can be mounted in two ways: straps fastened to the floor which wrap around the sub or brackets that attach to the sub and to the floor. Mounting it in one of these ways is critical to the best transmission of bass to the vehicle. If you determine there is room then you might have to remove the read seat in order to mount it, but that effort will be well worth it. I had this in my Ford F-250 (beneath the small rear seat of the Super Cab) and now in my little Kia Rio commuter (on the floor behind the driver seat), and the thing sounds absolutely amazing. Even takes a stock stereo to a whole new level. I can't speak to your specific fitment, but I can tell you that it can be mounted in two ways: straps fastened to the floor which wrap around the sub or brackets that attach to the sub and to the floor. Mounting it in one of these ways is critical to the best transmission of bass to the vehicle. If you determine there is room then you might have to remove the read seat in order to mount it, but that effort will be well worth it. I had this in my Ford F-250 (beneath the small rear seat of the Super Cab) and now in my little Kia Rio commuter (on the floor behind the driver seat), and the... » Read More I can't speak to your specific fitment, but I can tell you that it can be mounted in two ways: straps fastened to the floor which wrap around the sub or brackets that attach to the sub and to the floor. Mounting it in one of these ways is critical to the best transmission of bass to the vehicle. If you determine there is room then you might have to remove the read seat in order to mount it, but that effort will be well worth it. I had this in my Ford F-250 (beneath the small rear seat of the Super Cab) and now in my little Kia Rio commuter (on the floor behind the driver seat), and the thing sounds absolutely amazing. Even takes a stock stereo to a whole new level. « Show Less
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No cutting required. Just remove the carpet mats first if you have them (they're just placed in the car) and put these in their place. The drivers mat even has the twist locks so they won't slide around.
2079515
No space, the subs are recessed in the box so it won't hit the bottom of your rear seat. You need to get a kit to raise the rear seat to fit correctly. Also the box needs to be sealed when it is assembled. After all that the box is one of the loudest in the dodge ram. Audio outlet installer said "that is the most bass I've heard come out of a ram with that type of box". I'm running 12" JL w3s
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No. The trapezoid portion of the mat covers the cargo space that is available when the third row of seats is up. Then the other 4 pieces snap (with velcro) on the back of the third row of seats so that when they are down and the cargo area is extended you are protected. But not, these have nothing to do with the second row of seats and they don't cover their back side. For that you need to get something else.
1577470
I had mine professionally installed in my 2011 Dodge Charger and I can listen to my factory radio while the kids watch movies. Also the leather matches perfectly. Hope that helped.
660008
I have the 2013 super crew and I had to cut off about a foot of the mat to fit in my bed. Love the mat though.
992497
Mine is a sedan, but shouldn't matter....I pulled the rear seat cushions out and snaked the cable through the trunk to cabin wall. Ran it under the carpet existing at a small slit I cut in the carpet on the floor board right next to the inboard mounting rail for the passenger side seat. I actually ran it in reverse order, from the inside of the car back to the trunk. Just seemed easier that way. Will have to remove rear seat bottom cushion and I also elected to remove passenger seat for easier access.
925550
I belive that it would ... under seat should be the same...could confime with your Dodge dealer as well.. *Fits 2002 and Up Dodge Ram Quad Cab *MDF Construction *Completely Carpeted Enclosure With Rounded Edges *0.75-inch Speaker Baffles *Custom Built for Under Seat Application *Fits 2002-2012 Dodge Ram Quad Cabs - Custom Under Rear Seat Application *MDF Construction with Glued and Braced Assembly
1946125
I put a Charger intake tube and K@N filter on my 2013 Challenger,,Eliminates the resonator so you can mount the separator ,,Cheeper then a CAI and works just as well,,,Challengertalk.com is the best site to see this mod and others,,Hope this helps Tim 10ovr
588828
pretty sure it will fit 2010 don't quote me on it though! yes you need to trim plastic under bumper. pretty easy install, just follow instructions and lower the exhaust. Don't allow the muffler to just hang. I used a floor jack to take the weight off.
1958217
the curve side piece is taking off 1 small cut on the inner lip of the fender and the air intake takes the place of the curve piece the one thing that I recommend and that I did was to install a piece of 3/8 hoes behind the new air intake at the windshield side to keep mud from being trapped.I'm going to give an email if someone wants a picture or to contact me because I think it hands down beats are be and can be return to stock very easily without any holes in the side of your fender. Questions ? pfistertj@AOL.com. I will send you a picture of the fender cut if you want.
2163502
No, it won't. What kind of radio are you trying to put in that vehicle? No DIN radio will fit without cutting the dash... Only a two-knob will fit without mods. An under dash kit might work for you...
1240437
Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.
1118960
Go to Kicker support website, it has the exact dimensions of this sub. You need to measure your car's spot/hole diameter and dept to see if it will fit. I don't know if the "mach audio upgrade" has a sub already but if it does you should be able to wire this one with the same cables, may need to cut the tips. Only draw back with a stock system is it may not exploit the full power of this sub