I would like to put these on a 2005 dodge powerwagon.I don't see how these could be mounted with out drilling through the frame. Frame is box type.
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I installed these on 2005 RAM 2500 and it also has box frame. It uses existing bolts of frame and u bolts on the bottom. I did not have to drill anything. It literally took me longer to assemble the airbags and brackets than it did to install on truck. Total time was an hour. I then ran air tubing to license plate bolt holes so both my air valves (where I put the air in) stick out where license place bolts did before. Great setup.
863032
I suggest you go to the website for the "air Lift Units". They want your truck info and then they will tell you what you need to know. You can contact them via email as well I am sure... to help with your specific question. Jim
863033
I had no trouble mounting these to a 2013 Dodge Ram 2500 diesel 4WD using the hardware included
453990
I don't see why not they bolt up to the stock hinges. If you don't use the original hinges You may need to either drill and tap some holes or use nuts and bolts to attach them.
636944
I have a Toyota Tundra. I used self drilling and tapping sheet metal screws to mount the brackets supplied with the box directly to the side wall of my truck bed. The screws are available at most industrial hardware stores. If your truck is a lease then this is not the way to go. I have seen people use wood to make adapters that will bolt to existing screw holes in the bed the screw the box brackets to the wood. Hope this is helpful.
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This question is very tough to answer it really depends on your vehicle. It is recommended to use bolts w nuts and not simply sheet metal screws. That being said it really depends on the access you have under the vehicle in the area you would like to mount the plates. Be very careful there is no Fuel Tank, Fuel / Brake lines/ electrical or other components in the desired area, the worst thing that could happen is to drill through a fuel tank which would cost over $1000 to replace or worse a brake line. After the plate is mounted then mounting the box and removing it from the plate is extremely easy and quick. When drilling through the floor of your vehicle it's really just common sense, so be careful but as long as there is nothing in the way it should be pretty easy.
2049063
That is correct, and I am not sure of a way to easily mount them. Good luck!
962251
they come with a mount that should work fine. If you want it flat you can get a bolt that matches and mount it that way.
198099
I have them installed in a 07 subaru wrx. While my doors have tweeters built in to the doors,( right by the door handle), I was not able to use this location due to the size difference. I chose to mount them on the a pillar instead. Worked out fine with no issues and as it turned out, I like them there.
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Custom brackets required no matter what they go in..these seats don't bolt to nothing ya know...and why would u wanna put these in a dodge..some people man
2257589
I would say yes you would have to take off what you have to install these. They probably are similar to what you have. They bolt up in the existing bolt holes on the bottom flange of the frame
709792
I do not, nor have I ever owned a Silverado. That being said, I seriously doubt these are a "plug and play" situation for any vehicle. They are specifically designed to mount on something (bumper, roll bar, bull bar) using a vertical bolt (that comes with them). If you have molded in lights in your bumper, these would be a difficult drop in. I guess the short answer is I would seriously doubt it.
211476
They don't come with any mounting hardware. You would need three screws for each light that thread into the plastic bumper housing. I think you will have hard time getting them to work as anything but an OEM replacement.
380487
I never attempted to see if they would fit . I don't think they will .so use the rails supplied .they have to be re drilled to fit.
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As long as your dodge has a square axle they should work. If not you might want to try the same thing but with rounded U-bolts.
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Probably. You may have to go to hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts, some of the package bolts did not work well with the brackets. Drilling the holes is not too bad, maybe takes an hour. You may have to hire a welder to get the full tow rating. It is one of those things that is not too hard, but not too easy, depending on your handyman ability. If amazon says it fits your vehicle I say it is worth the risk.
788571
It is real easy, just line them up, drill, and bolt on. There are videos on youtube.
959836
No. They will mount right over them without problem. Just dont re-use your u bolts to ensure correct torque specs.
1479306
These don't just mount to the floor of the car. You will need a base specific for your car.