How do you mount this to the floor between the seats? I have a 1986 GMC Jimmy s15 4wd, stick shift.
81002
Well I have vinyl flooring with a hump between the seats. It'll probably slide around with my vinyl flooring huh
81003
I just sat it on the floor under the dash between the seats. My truck is an automatic and I have a carpet rectangle that I put underneath it. It is secure enough with the carpet that it does not shift. Hope that helps!
81004
I don't know that you can mount it to the floor, unless you would drill through the plastic. I put this in the back seat of my Acadia between the seats on the carpet and it stays put.
81005
I have used this in my 73 VW Bus on the floor between the front seats and it just stays put. It works great and we have had the old one for 14 years.
229738
Works well in a GMC Terrain. Did need extra fasteners to hold it more securely. To make it go up or down would depend upon where you fastened it to the seats in the front.
158219
It is pretty heavy so it does not move much.Mine is in Dodge Caravan and it just sits between the seats.You could screw it to the floor maybe if you needed to.It's made with wood not plastic.
655036
You will need a pitman, it holds the linkage at a different angle so it doesn't hit stuff underneath. Also need a pitman puller, and you need a new (08.5 up) style steering stabilizer and the nuts that go on the tie rod ends. I put on my truck and it made world of difference. Mine is an 03, 2500 cummins 4x4
61982
This is because the driver and passenger side floorboards are identical with an automatic or manual transmission. If you have an automatic transmission there is no option for an 'over the hump' front floorliner.
67476
I have a 2012 GMC and I mounted mine on a cross member midway under the truck and I have had no issues with it. One thing I did learn is on the wiring harness there is a black wire that says it needs hooked up to a ground, this is not needed if you hook it up then the relay switch will stay open and the bags will not pump up & the air will just be released
685648
I put the brackets on the fender and then the shims between those brackets and the backrest brackets. Hope that helps you.
1752937
I located it in the LR corner of the trunk, using the supplied legs I screwed it directly to the trunk floor. Just be sure there are no wires, brake or fuel lines underneath where you plan on drilling holes for the screws!
2251561
Left and right floor mats. There is a console that separates the two. Also the left (driver side) has the two tabs which prevent the mat from moving
2195711
I put it on a GMC Yukon and it was level. There should be no reason that it's not level with the ground unless there is a defect with it, or the receiving hitch is bent.
774565
I have one in my vehicle. I used a pistol security cord to secure it in place; however, it could be bolted through the metal of the floor board, I am sure. Of course, it depends on your vehicle and what sort of surfaces you have available. It was easiest for me just to secure it through the cord holes on the back/side of the box to a stable part of the vehicle.
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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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It mounts in the storage slot to the right of the radio. I would not recommend installing this yourself. It is a lengthy install and requires a reprogramming of the computer. You also have to remove the seats and take them apart.
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Hi Matt, I used the supplied Velcro to install it under the driver's seat of my 2014 Cherokee; then I used a couple of foam pieces to keep it secured and to stop any metal under the seat from vibrations. The guy who did the install for me has a 2008 Wrangler with two of the Kicker Hideaway Compact Powered Subs; he installed one under each front seat as they didn't fit under his rear seat. I'm not sure what year yours is but the newer Wranglers may have more clearance under the rear seat.
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It slips under the pedals. If the shift lever is on the hump and the clutch is next to the brake pedal, I expect it will. Don't have a stick. Don't know for sure. That having been said, I'm reasonably certain it will.
958332
You may want to look at a manual set of mounts. I have these for my four speed automatic and one of the mounts serves as a linkage between the body and the transmission (unless of course these mounts are designed to work with both, if this is the case, I'm not sure). Good luck! Hope this helps.
557349
I have it mounted to the passenger seat left-center footwell. I used an adhesive velcro to attach hammer base to the fabric of my passenger's footwell. It's easily within reach of the driver. Another option would be 3M double-sided tape, and mount it to an interior plastic panel.