Can these be mounted on the black plastic sill trim next to the seat? That is the part that gets all of the scuffing.
799764
I guess you can , the look would be very different, they look very good on metal where there supposed to be, I would prefer replace a plastic moulding than paint the scuffed metal, that s up to you
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The door sill trim plates are designed for the door sill and not the black plastic part. I think you would have problems with shutting the door with the trim plates on the plastic part but you can certainly try. I would try with some cheap double-sided tape and not the tape provided to remove easily if it doesn't work.
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I installed mine on the frame right below the seat, just make sure you have enough room to get in in and out.
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I think you can but you will need longer screws because the screw holes are recessed at least half an inch. Till your question, I didn't even notice the name, It's black on black.
1769089
Sorry...just saw this today! Yes, I believe they will clip on the metal as long as they completely close. If there is a slight gap, then no, they won't stay on it.
739010
Yes. Cut/trim them before taking the backing off. I have mine on for two years now. Still sticking.
600462
No. The corners are where the mounting holes are located. They are a split design so the screw holes are covered by the black plastic.
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I believe they sell them them as well, but you should call them. I put aftermarket metal fenders on mine which a friend gave me and sprayed them flat black.
2256594
I have 2 of these on my Honda Van, one for the second and one for the third row. They are plastic brackets. The plastic brackets do lay on the back of the seat, but they won't damage the seat because the plastic where it makes contact is flat not pointy.
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I mounted them on my electric rear jacks that swing down from the corners. It mounts fine but the performance is poor. The owner of Hanscom told me that I would get much better performance if I installed the scissor jacks instead. Not a viable option if you ask me. Personally on my next trailer I'll go back to the JT's Strong Arm Jacks, which have more connection points and smaller spans which means less flexing.
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Yes - the black pieces have the foam adhesive pads already installed. You just remove the backing and apply the mount.
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We have them mounted on posts by our pool house. Have never thought about that so can't answer your question. Just know we LOVE them and get many compliments on them.
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Hello Cher,Good question. As I recall, those seats are made to mount just like the picture shows. There is no way to stabilize them if you turn 'em around, at least not without some re-engineering and/or clever reconstruction.
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No mount needed. There are four threaded holes on the bottom. When flat the seats are sitting with the thighs 3inches higher than the back. It will be easy to shim them to suit your style.
44088
Mounting brackets will stop the bags from leaning on your fenders and keeps them from touching the wheels. I'm sure you can find them on Amazon. I would not spend much money on them. Nobody will see them as long as you have the bags on. Btw, the bags are very nice. I am happy with them.
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This seat comes with standard mounting rails, you can mount a post clamp on these to use with seat posts that don't have an integrated clamp, but will need o purchase one separately.
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You will need solid blocking behind the seat. The holes will not line up on the studs.
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I would think that you could mount them to the side of the bed rail. You would have to screw them in though.