Rogeribanez

When I swapped mine out, the only thing that gave me a problem were the mount holes for the front I had to ream the hole out about 1/3" to get the bolt through. Aside from that, just trim down the harness and route it under the door sill plastic. Some Mountie seats will have side airbags, you don't have to hook these up, but if you do, make sure it is grounded properly. If not, you are gonna be replacing at least a seat. The belt was a big pita to get in, but if you don't mind drilling a hole, it can go in by the rear inner mounting bolt. You'll see what I mean. The seats are a touch taller than stock, but the power makes it worth the slight posture change. If you are gonna do a console swap, do it at the same time as the seats. No point in yanking seats out more than needed. If you run into any problems, shoot me a message and I'll try to help ya out.

The lights I got I made sure they matched the year I wanted, which mine is an '06. There is also a number for which light your ranger fits. When looking at a listing, the listing will tell what number the light is. You can look in the manual for the ranger which light it is but most rangers use the same light anyways.

hey thanks for the compliment man. my interior is pretty much stock besides my stereo system. i have an alpine deck, infinity door speakers and a kicker S10 L7 sub in a custom enclosure behind the passenger seat. thats the extent of the custom stuff inside my truck.

Alright so EBAY has the best prices for that stuff. How did you know the LED was gonna fit your dome light? I'm a little skeptical of buying stuff if I'm not positive ya know? Thanks for the advice I really appreciate it!

Hey what's up. Regarding the LED stuff, I bought it on ebay. The prices are pretty good I bought some of the lights for $5-15 each. The taillights are actually a whole assembly I replaced that cost me about $130 and then the HID lights cost me $150 headlights and foglamps together.