thats the best part. i drilled holes in the front for ...
938208
i bought this a few years ago and i still use it to this day.
dont scoff at it just cuz its wooden...

thats the best part. i drilled holes in the front for my mixers headphone ports.

added wheels to the ends that i couldn't do if it wasn't a wooden case.

i added different handles to accommodate my way of carrying the case.

and for around $100... c'mon man, it don't get any better than that
3195784
The good thing is both front and back flanges are of he right size and orientation and the whole part is of the correct length. So I was able to bolt it on both ends.
The negatives:
1. The rod that's supposed to hold this part is welded on in a wrong place. Even though it's 4-5 in long, it doesn't reach the rubber part it's supposed to hold on to.
2. The pipe coming from the front flange in the original part is of a smaller diameter (by about 1/4") than this one. As a result another support bracket doesn't fit as it should.
3. The flange on the muffler side of this part is flat - it doesn't have a groove as the original part. So the gasket that goes on top of it is not hidden as it's supposed to, but is visible. The gasket is between the two flanges. The flanges are supposed to be flat against each other, but because of this groove, they're not. So when you try to torque the bolts, the flanges bend.
4. This part came with two holes (ports) in it. My original part had only one. This is where the oxygen sensor is installed. One of the ports has a plug in it. So it's probably Ok.
367912
Every single part went in perfectly, soon I`d finish the rest of the job, I`ll take it to front end alignment. Thank you 'AMAZON' for the product.
2792034
These parts will make my vehicle last many years with a quality front end assembly.
2966299
It's really cool but I had to drill out one of the mounting holes that was enclosed. But happy overall
4018233
I purchased this to replace the original part, which had torn loose pushing through deep snow in my driveway.  The only problem I had was installing it.  I used Amazon to research this but eventually solved the problem myself.  The air dam for my truck (see photo) has hard plastic tabs that fit into slots in the steel bumper.  They need to go all the way to a locked position in order to hold the part against the bumper.  I tried pushing them in by hand (not possible) and holding a block of wood against them and hammering them (they just bounced back out).  After leaving it alone for a day or two, I used my compression wood press hooked against the underside of the tabs and the top of the inner bumper frame (theyre like a U-brace but one you can continue to press the object tighter by repeatedly squeezing the lever), which effectively pushed the tabs all the way in so that they would lock into position in the bumper slots.  Then I added three bolts with washers at the three locations on the part that matched bolt holes in my bumper.  Worked great.  The part fit perfectly to my front bumper and will probably outlast the original part (it tore loose from either snow or hitting curbs).
2367954
Installation went off without any problems, with the exception of one.  The front Mounting hole of the Drivers Side Tube was machined a hair too small(obviously a manufacturer's defect).  Thus, the four stars.  I had to force the bolt in the hole and, basically re thread the hole.  It took every muscle I had and, tremendous care not to break the bolt in the process but, I got it on.  MUCH easier to get in and out of the truck, especially when you have 20" Chrome wheels and you only stand 5'3" tall.
2246690
Replaced my 1999 Chevy Silverado extended cab front speakers since the original ones were buzzing.  Much of the original paper cone was completely gone!!  I had to drill four holes into the metal door panel for each speaker, which was fairly easy to do.  I held the speaker in the door to mark the hole locations instead of using the provided template.  Select hole locations that are as close to the edge of the screw mounting tabs.  I drilled the first screws a little further outward and the speaker mounting tab plastic deformed a little.  It still worked fine, but not as optimum as I would have liked.  When I drilled the holes for the 2nd speaker, I selected hole locations closer to the tab edge and that worked better since the tab plastic was thicker there.  If this doesn't make sense, don't worry about it.

The speakers sound great and fit just fine in my truck.
1206598
Hey.. it fits in the hole and looks better than the hole...I'm gonna keep it in the hole as long as poss!
684084
Went right in. Just had to drill 2 holes. Really cleans the deck safely.
4476402
I have a 16 Silverado with leveling kit, 20 Inch tires and a Lear 122 topper and a luggage rack/cargo basket putting the top of my truck at almost 8 feet off the ground. This unit is the best way (other then crawling on top of my truck) to load the front of the rack.  the Prose are its collapsible and easy to step up on, especially when holding items.  the con - the Post pins they used - are a tad short, and the cotter pins fall our easily. (I lost one post pin my first outing).  Honestly this is the only issue that stops me from giving a 5 star review.  I am going to replace them post pins with bolts and wing nuts, and the unit will be what I need, and work how I want.
4318991
I was going to make something very similar for my basement that I'm finishing, but this looked handy and priced well.  I know several people have had problems with the center point straying and creating terrible holes.  After reading all these problematic reviews I took a look at my product and noticed the cutting part of the drill bit should not be engaged with the sheetrock once the initial pilot hole was drilled.  If the cutting part of the drill bit is still engaged, it will keep cutting and cutting, making the hole bigger and bigger which I think is what may be making the terrible cuts.  Make sure you adjust the drill bit so the cutting portion protrudes at least 1/4 inch past the sheetrock.  Also, don't apply too much pressure, if you cause the tool to flex too much, this will cause problems as well.  So far in my basement, I have cut 30 holes without making any additional adjustments and every hole has been exceptional.  This saved a great deal of time installing the canister lights.

I saved all of the cutouts and will post a picture of a stack of them showing how well each one was cut.
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All I needed from this kit was the drill bit for the holes to drill thru the door to attach both sides of the doggie door. (**HINT: When drilling with this bit, swivel the bit and make the hole extra large on both sides so that you have plenty of movement in order to attach all 8 bolts (4 on each side) without having to attach 5 or 6 of them and then have to take them all off just to drill the other 2 or 3 holes bigger to make them line up - like I had to.  And in addition to the drill bit all I needed was the clear silicone caulk which I used on both the outside and the inside of the doors just to make sure they were both air and water-proof tight.  I actually used the double sided smaller tape and the bottom of my front door - in between the lower door seal so when the front door was shut - you could not see any sunlight coming thru - also saving me on my energy bills!!
3190130
The only thing I would ask for would be a little bidder holes. I drilled them out to take a cement style screw. Other than that I like it a lot.
3643292
Only the two rear holes had to be drilled. Afetr removing interior mats, found out
that the two rear holes could be drilled from top side. Also found out that the
elongating of the two rear holes could be done from the top. Much better than working overhead, and the fish wire is only needed for the front two holes. It is a two man job. Wiring was just a simple plug-in job.
4805765
I had a specific use for this exact setup so it worked out well for me.  (Double side taped it to the bottom of a drill.)
221841
Awesome- I was impressed how the holes all lined up.