Will these work with a bolt to the frame 5th wheel hitch or do you need the factory frame holes to mount it?
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Ya it will work fine. I put this on my truck with a 5th wheel in it. What truck do you have?
1659609
It's a universal mount , should fit my have to drill holes, I would buy a frame reciever if your going to do a lot of towing, amazon has them for around 80.00, which is half price of regular retail
1801085
I own a 1500 and they mounted no problem. They mount to existing holes in the frame. I'm not sure if the 1500 and 2500 are the same. I checked the boxes where it asked the year and model to see if it fit my truck. I did have to re-tap the holes in the back. I believe they were tapped for a metric bolt and they supplied a standard threaded bolt. Bill
1391138
Not unless you changed your 5th wheel out to a gooseneck hitch. You will need one specifically designed for a 5th wheel.
1386595
Hello,The rim is just dual drilled with 10 lug holes, they will bolt up nicely!Thanks,-Kyle
583712
On 2014 street Bob they are to short. You won't even be able to use them. But they would just bolt on. No special hardware needed.
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Did the bolts come with the hitch, or do you have to buy the bolts separately?
1851533
It might depend on your particular vehicle. On my 2002 Superduty I had to drill (2) holes on each side. The hitch requires (4) bolts / side, 2 existing holes can be used, (2) must be drilled.
2239434
Yes. Be sure that you order the correct model for your model vehicle and the correct side (passenger versus driver sides) and the unit will mount with bolts to existing holes in your frame.
1915607
Yes, they should bolt right up. You'll also want 12X1.5 spline drive lugs for proper fitment, sold separately. Please contact us if you would like to purchase the lugs too. Thank-you!
1438436
Yes they will. I have them on a 05 ex. Will need shorter u bolts if u eliminate stock lift blocks.
449179
Hi! The rack I bought fit the factory holes . You could mesure them if you wanted to before buying one? I had my garage man install it for me!
648570
You need a standard fifth wheel stabilizer, this is for fifth wheel with gooseneck adapters. My fifth wheel hitch is at 50" and with my adapter I'm at 37". Hope this helps
796203
I used the stock u-bolts and didn't run into any fit issues. I would recommend using jack stands (or wood blocks) to support the rear of the frame and a jack to raise and lower the axle. This way you can lift up the new springs making ubolts easier to remount and tighten.
183055
We have the factory hitch on our Jeep and it fits perfectly with that. Not a problem at all
2279440
Yes they do, I have the same rear jacks on my 5th wheel, had to do some custom drilling but it does work, great set up!
863031
I installed these on 2005 RAM 2500 and it also has box frame. It uses existing bolts of frame and u bolts on the bottom. I did not have to drill anything. It literally took me longer to assemble the airbags and brackets than it did to install on truck. Total time was an hour. I then ran air tubing to license plate bolt holes so both my air valves (where I put the air in) stick out where license place bolts did before. Great setup.