Bought Torklift camper tiedowns for my '02 2500 std cab 8' bed 4x4. Rear installed in 5 minutes. Front bracket on drivers side wants to use a hole that has a 1/4" or 3/8" steel fuel line sandwiched between the frame and the rail. Called Torklift and they were surprised. Anyone else have this problem? Would have to drop tank, cut and move fuel line to get bracket to fit... Looks like a stock fuel line. On passengers side, front bracket's rear hole doesn't line up with frame hole, and I would have to create a slot (too close to existing hole), which I don't want to do. What's up with this? I didn't read any complaints about this when choosing Torklift.

 

That's a new one on me. Hopefully if you send some photos and a description of the problem to Torklift, they will be able to help you out.

 

That's a first for me.

I installed torklift camper tie downs and superhitch on my '06. The only issue I had was fishing the bolts through the frame. Even with their bolt-fisher, it took some time.

I also suggest you take some pictures and work with Torklift.

Tony