Bobbybob
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Looks really good! Still happy with it?
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What did you do to your Ram today???
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runner_0
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I really love it, This is my third RAM truck in a row I have installed one in. I crawl in and out of the bed of my truck all the time and it saves my knees. it is very durable, stain resistant easy to keep clean. I had a full gallon of white paint spill all over it from front to back in my last truck and I just took a hose to it and sprayed it till it came clean with little scrubbing, looked like new after I finished. I probably wouldn't recommend it if you don't have a tonneau cover or a canopy on your truck.
Muskiez
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Yes very happy with it!
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just curious...what's purpose of this?
ny2az
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helps to tighten up the bass response and also get rid of the vibration and rattling of the bass enclosure ... helped my bass unit tremendously ... highly recommend...
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YellowSled
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What are the steps to do this?
LamboTexas
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Thank you! I also crawl in and out of my bed numerous times a day. I’m wanting it just for my knees too. I don’t have a tonneau cover because I haul so much hay, feed, etc. I’m thinking of just going with the bed mat portion of it and not doing sides and all. The bed portion only is relatively cheap and I think would suit my needs. Thank you!
ny2az
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these steps are for 1500's with the upgraded audio system's w/ sub enclosure ....
you tilt forward the passenger backseat upper portion to expose the rear wall ... pull back the rear wall padding/installation to expose you sub. box.... remove the 6 screws holding in the sub woofer and fill the entire sub cavity with poly fill or similar material... simple and quick remedy ...
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ny2az
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Nice setup ...
Jeffjad
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So jealous, gotta wait another month or so for boating season here in PA
That sucks, I've had some cars with 5% and been pulled over, but they don't make you fix it. I could also go to the Dr for a prescription, skin cancer
TNSmokee
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Everything ny2az has said. There are threads explaining it. This is the second factory sub box I have filled. The first was in my F150 with the Sony sub and now this one. The polyfill makes the box seem bigger. I can tell the difference. My subbox never vibrated butt now my rear sliding window does. I only noticed that when I stood outside the truck when the volume was at 30. I'm actually able to turn the bass level down to -2.
Mother
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Installed some Tyger side steps and MBRP exhaust.
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Yeah, the doctor prescription works here in California but it’s such a hassle getting pulled over constantly that I just get clear UV protection up front.
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You win the internet today. Those look fantastic!
