Will I have to drill holes in the frame with this kit, on a 2015 Tundra?
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You will have to drill 8 holes in the frame on your truck - 4 on each side. I would recommend drilling 1/8" pilot holes and then drilling the required 3/8" . It requires taking both rear tires off your truck. Drilling the holes was the most arduous part of the install. Using a block of wood 3/4 plywood to protect the fuel lines is an essential tip. The whole install took me a little over 3 hours But the performance difference is well worth it!!!!
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My truck is a 2007 - same frame - and I didn't have to drill anything. You will need a saws all to cut rubber snubbers. Bags work great .
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No holes had to be drilled in an installation on a 2007 and I do not believe the frame design has changed
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I JUST PUT THIS KIT ON MY 2007 TUNDRA AND DID NOT NEED TO DRILL ANY HOLES. IT WAS ALL BOLT ON. Not SURE IF IT WILL BE THE SAME ON YOUR 2015. The kit said to cut off the rubber bumpers on the top of the leaf springs but I unbolted the u blots and removed completely it took me about 2.5-3 hours to install and my bolts where fairly seized up. breaking them loose was most of the time.
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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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yes you would just have to trim the frame work, i did not chane the size but i had to set one of the main post inward and all of the post were trimed and redrilled to match the hole pattern.
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Hi Unfotunately you do have to drill holes ,unless you make a small bracket to fit on the transom of each boat then fitted the transducer to the bracket. Dave.
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Hi. Yes you have to drill the holes. There are bolt holes under the tail. There are videos on Youtube showing you how to do it.
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I have a Toyota Tundra. I used self drilling and tapping sheet metal screws to mount the brackets supplied with the box directly to the side wall of my truck bed. The screws are available at most industrial hardware stores. If your truck is a lease then this is not the way to go. I have seen people use wood to make adapters that will bolt to existing screw holes in the bed the screw the box brackets to the wood. Hope this is helpful.
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You don't need to drill. The kit comes with some screws that go into existing tapped holes and you also use one existing screw on each mudflap. Go here for installation instructions http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0176/5842/files/PU060-42013-P1.pdf?276
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If you have Stack-On, you won't need to drill. The kit uses an existing vent hole in the back. However, you will need to access the hole through the interior furnishing. That is fabric and sheet rock. At least this was the case with mine. I recommend that you look at the back of your RSC and see if there is a vent hole on each side about a third of the way up.
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It should, but you may need to take your dash apart as I did to wire it in....google the tundra forums, there are excellent instructions there and details on if the wiring will be needed or not.
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You do NOT need to drill anything. The mounting is not 100% intuitive, but is does work with the Yeti. http://bluecollardesign.com/blog/2011/02/03/blue-pop-pop-filter-with-blue-yeti/
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I couldn't say for sure, but the mounting location should be the same as the F250/F350 Super Duties of the same generation. This kit mounted right up on my 2000 F350 with no drilling in the frame needed.
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Yes, you will have to drill holes... But It's very easy to do it. In the back of the tail you will see the marks where you have to drill.
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No drilling was required to install the hitch on my 2011 Escape. You have to get on your back and pull the bolts through existing holes. I had it on in less than half an hour. Bill
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It is your choice where to install. There are no pre-drilled holes. Mine was outed on the trailer tongue.
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Yes, if you have a mounting spot, youigjt have drill a hole. I put mine in my spare tire
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No there is no drilling required for mounting the actual hitch but you might have to enlarge a lower hole in the unibody area in order to fit the nuts up into the inside of the unibody frame area in order to mount the hitch. I had to jack the hitch up with a floor jack just to get the last bolt on the right side. Also make sure the read the instructions and insert the spacers correctly between the mount and the frame on the correct side which if I remember correctly it was the passenger side. Other than that the hitch fit nice and all went as planned.
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No holes need to be drilled. Must have a metal bed frame for helper to attach. You may need to loosen plates to fit on the bed frame, then tighten. Good luck!