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AgreedI think it's worth the price. Its storage space that never gets in your way and it holds stuff in place very well. The fit is very good as well
AgreedI think it's worth the price. Its storage space that never gets in your way and it holds stuff in place very well. The fit is very good as well
Yes!Do you like the under dash storage? Would you buy it again?
I figured it would get wet more than likely.Under seat storage is a waste though
You would be correct.I figured it would get wet more than likely.
Would you mind sharing what threaded insert you used in post #46 to mount your switch panel on the dash? Getting ready to do mine and looks like you had a nice solution.
thanks. I don't have experience with installing Nutserts/Rivnuts. Have seen them used in metal applications. I was concerned about installation into soft plastic, but it looks like it worked just fine in the plastic. So they're OK for materials like plastic and fiberglass? I can see a lot of uses on both the Pioneer and my boat.
Wondering if I have to use a light touch upsetting the nutsert just enough to lock it but not so much that the plastic gets crushed or cracked.
These are an option for mounting in plastic as well.OK thanks. I suppose by design they expand a controlled amount. I'll order one of the Astro Pneumatic kits. Been needing one of these for some time - I'm sure I'll find a ton of uses for it.
That is McMaster-Carr in the screenshot I uploaded.Is that McMaster Carr or Grainger or ?
Not new news around here but I added my under seat storage box today. Great mod. I cut the door for a better fit and it was perfect.
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Hole cut
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Cut out removed
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Door in place
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Door installed
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Door open
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Dadgum, my door looks exactly like that but apparently is not the same size. I made the cutout on the interior side slap up against the raised portion of panel and cut the exterior side past where the joints overlapped, cutting into the plastic rivets ...... and it still is not wide enough. Were there 2 difference sizes of doors on Amazon?Very nice, same way I did mine. Great mod!
Which one did you buy? I'm sure there are a few different size ones, but the link floating around here has only been for this one as far as I know:Dadgum, my door looks exactly like that but apparently is not the same size. I made the cutout on the interior side slap up against the raised portion of panel and cut the exterior side past where the joints overlapped, cutting into the plastic rivets ...... and it still is not wide enough. Were there 2 difference sizes of doors on Amazon?
That is the same one. Not sure how yall made the cutout without going past the rivets?Which one did you buy? I'm sure there are a few different size ones, but the link floating around here has only been for this one as far as I know:
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I had to cut just into the edge of the holes for my rivets. Looks like @ToddACimer may have put his a hair closer to the inside edge since he was able to keep the holes intact.That is the same one. Not sure how yall made the cutout without going past the rivets?