Will this fit my 2011 Chevy Silverado 1500 WT. If so what am I attaching it to? Is there drilling involved? And does it come in a pair?
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Don't know about the Chevy, but we have had two of these on our F350 and they are great. Really helps with hitching up the fifth wheel. It does not come in pairs. It is a single step. Ours did not require any drilling. A tip, if you are in a snowy, salty area, take the step off for winter as our first step rusted out and had to be replaced. Obviously it works well for us as we replaced it.
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It should fit - we put on 2008 silverado, it attaches to part of the frame in between wheel & cab of truck, I don't think my husband had to drill but the instructions were not good. No it did not come as a pair you are buying one.
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The kits are specific for the vehicle, mine is a ford F150 and nodrilling required-it mounted to a fraim cross member in front of rear tires, two per kit.
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This is a 1 din , if your vehicule need mount bracket go to your chevy dealer.
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There is a form on the amazon site that let's you look up whether it fits or not. I tried it. It says that it will fit the 2500 Silverado but not the 1500.
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On the carton it lists all the trucks it will fit and one of them says it will fit a 2007 Silverado Classic 1500/2500 (4.8/5.3/6.0L V8. Hope this helps. It was pretty easy to install
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I purchased one for my 2014 Chevy 2500HD. You have to use supplied bracket. It fits like a glove. Hope this helps
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They should fit. I have a 2012 Silverado 1500 with mounted tool box. Fits in back stake hole. Drilled hole for rail by tool box.
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85 Chevy Silverado with a 454 dual exhaust. I would revert back to my original question do your exhaust tips fit this truck? thank you
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This kit should fit 2007-2013 Silverado/ Sierra 1500 full size pickups. However I would contact the manufacturer/ seller to verify prior to purchase just to be sure. I can tell you for sure that it fit my 2011 silverado .
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This is built for a standard size truck bed. You have to drill four holes in the upper portion of the bed to insert and secure the net. I have a standard Chevy pickup and the fit is really snug. I would measure the distance on both a standard size and if they are the same or yours is less than two inches smaller it should work fine.
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It is attached by using existing bolts on the transmission.mine was a 1984 chevy pickup and the bolts loosened easily.this kit worked well for me and I am happy with it.
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The running board mount kit includes four brackets-two for each side to support the running boards. I installed mine on a Chevy Traverse for easier access by my wife to get into the vehicle-piece of cake-no drilling required for installation. Good luck
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Wish I could help you but I have an 03 Silverado. Love mine, easy to install and seems well built. My suggestion get the model # and e-mail Reese Good luck.
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My truck is a 2007 2500HD, but there was no drilling required at all. The brackets mounted to the leaf spring straps, and to existing holes in the frame. They did help level our truck out when towing heavier loads. Some heavy duty shocks might also help in the back of the truck. I used Bilsteins and have been pretty happy with them.
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The Hellwig site now only lists the 61912 for Chevy. Amazon does not show that part at all and blissfully says that the 61902 will fit my 2011 Silverado 1500 2wd Extended cab. Just got mine and luckily saw this info before installing - will be calling Amazon tomorrow!
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i just installed mine today and it would appear that they've fixed the issue. no drilling, no need to even jack it into place. it went on both sides perfectly for a 2015 wrangler unlimited. for all the complaints on here, i thought i put them on wrong lol but they fit perfect.
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I did it to my 2013 Chevy Silverado. It came with factory mud flaps. I took them off, and put on the trim then replaced them.It doesn't look bad at all. Made the truck look different than other stock trucks.
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It has a bolt with a bracket attached. The bracket has a nut fitting opposite the bolt. They give you a plastic washer to put over the bolt to help hold it in place while you thread in the other bolt into the bracket nut. They use lock washers to secure it. (I am not a mechanic so I am not sure of the technical names of some of these parts.) Hope this answers your question. I just checked mine a couple of days ago and they are still tight. I am really happy with these. My wife and kids (and mother-in-law) can now get into the truck without a boost. ;-)