Ricks vs. Redline Goods center console covers

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Oct 20, 2015 | 05:03 PM

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mongomery1234

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Originally Posted by s2jizzer

Having had both ricks console cover and now redline cover, I would strongly recommend the ricks cover. The install is much less painless because it is precut and have flaps to be folded in. The redline good cover pretty much leaves you SOL to install. The pictures and instructions on the website are not what the product is when you receive it as you have to cut all the holes for the shifter, e brake etc. I punched holes in the cover and used the factory clips to hold it in place, I tried cutting it and folding it under the existing cover but it looked very loose and was an eye sore. Things like the shift boot and e brake cover I would recommend but I have the armrest cover as well and just the sake it is a piece of leather that needs to be wrapped and I'm no professional so the job didn't come out 100%

That was my only complaint is that it didn't come ready to install but I like redlines quality over ricks. Just depends if you have experience or know someone who can make redlines look good on the install.

Oct 30, 2015 | 07:33 AM

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Bauss

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For those that have purchased Ricks AP1 center console, does it come with clips/bolts to tuck in the leather console on the sides or you have to use the OEM ones?

Dec 8, 2015 | 06:19 PM

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RLT

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Originally Posted by Bauss

For those that have purchased Ricks AP1 center console, does it come with clips/bolts to tuck in the leather console on the sides or you have to use the OEM ones?

If I remember right the sides are reinforced with plastic that you tuck in on the sides of the console. No bolts or clips or anything that needs to be removed on the sides .Easy install. I ended up taking the seats out to have more room to work.