Really?

 

Yeah unfortunately. And I didn't really realize it until I'd been cutting into it to get it installed. By the time I had it hacked up I figured it was too late to return it. It isn't horrible or anything but there is a gap, maybe an inch or so, along the back of the cab, along the edge of the roof where it doesn't quite reach all the way. The stock piece fit in there like a glove.

 

Damn that ruins my plan

 

Since LMC truck doesn't fit well i wont be using that. I found what I am looking for on stockinteriors.com. Has anyone heard of this site or used it? If so is it any good?

 

In doing a quick google search for reviews on stockinteriors.com, they seem to be a fairly responsive company - here is a link to complaints the BBB has received on them and the company's responses - https://www.bbb.org/us/sc/seneca/pro...743/complaints

 

My headliner is sagging in the front. Overall it’s in good condition. I have been contemplating on taking it down and recovering it myself. Overall should be pretty simple. I also don’t believe the seat need to be removed. Not in my case since I have a quad cab and appears to be enough room to remove and take it out safely without bending it. I’ve done this before and some can be a bitch to take without removing the seats but I’ve never did it on a Ram. It’ll be a spring project though. Lol

 

I believe the issue is you can't remove the plastic (rear) side panels without removing the seat to drop the headliner. That was the case with mine but with a quad ??? Then after you drop it it won't fit out the door.

 

Even with a quad cab? Lay the seats back and angle it out?

 

They got it in there with the all the body panels in place, so, it stands to reason it should come out as well. May have to remove the front seats to do so though......

 

Rear seat has to come out at least