If this doesn't require drilling or cutting, how does it install? Are those bolts around the outside just decorative?
1773064
No you are not going to need to drill. When you remove you old door you will see that those bolts are going to replace the old ones.P.S. You might need someone with small hands close by.
1773065
Two of the bolts replace the factory bolts you remove fr original gas door. Two additional bolts parrelel to these anchor in with spacers into existing holes on the body that were not used by oem gas door to flush mount the new one . You will also install a stopper included in the packaging to stop the door into the correct locking position with these bolts . It's really pretty simple , took me about 20 min on my '04 ram . Looks great and you know , secures the $100+ in fuel I have stored in there !
79085
Just find a stud and screw it in. No anchors or bolts needed. It comes with screw hooks that seem rather sturdy
1023412
You don't need bolts. The pressure from the gate keeps it attached to the wall . I'm glad we have ours they work well.
552746
No drilling is required. They come with everything you need for proper installation.
2212315
It comes with screws and a piece of paper that outlines where the screw holes should be drilled. Very easy to install.
593449
It come with 6 screws, 2 for each end and 2 to keep the rod length from adjusting. Yes you will have to drill to install.
1670153
No drilling required. All holes are there and just align and use screws to assemble.
426419
There are holes in the side rails that have a "button" that you push in to move the side rail up or down. No bolts needed. It is something you push in and move the side rail.
184220
Yes. For my Odyessey all hardware needed was included. No drilling needed. I kept the bolts loose until all were in, then tightened them. No problems in the 6 months I've had it.
712887
Just put some teflon tape on the threaded end from the wall and screw it on. Very simple installation.
1927104
No drilling involved, theres brackets that allow you to use a hole in the frame, it bolts to the frame and through the stock bumper stud bolts. I have a 2009 F150 I installed this on.
729447
It doesn't matter what you install it through, just make sure you secure it into a header or other solid material. You might need to consider an expandable nut or other type of anchor bolt instead of the screws it comes with. Mine has survived a NE Ohio winter with 8 inches of snow and ice on it.
1411488
It was a pretty straight forward install. You will need a stud finder, ruler, measure tape, sheet rock saw / cutter and drill driver to affix inner bolts to studs. If this is beyond your ability then i would source a handyman to perform install.
2132325
It has a bolt that comes out of the bottom of it that you have to drill a hole where ever your mounting it, then thread a nut on to it.
1927101
Installation does not require drilling at all. It attaches directly to the frame with heavy duty bolts, around the area where the tow hooks would b located. The lip under the bumper will need to have slots cut into it to fit around the brackets. I recommend having 3 people to help install, the guard is 250-300 lbs, and balancing the weight to bolt it in is extremely hard on one person. Assuming you have all the tools needed, it takes about 2 hours to put on, but when its finished its a very solid guard, and the bars are bigger than the competitors.
155340
Yes you can install from the outside. Just be careful not to drop anything.
331385
There is absolutely no drilling required. It uses previous holes where there have been bolts and plastic rivets. Super easy to install!