Definetely not just a swap and bolt. The passengers side is easy as you just put the plate on the battery cover, mark your 4 holes, and drill some new ones. You also have to notch the center section of the battery box where the front right bolt will hit it. The drivers side is much more work. You have to remove the stock drivers seat base completely. Then what I found to work is to bolt the two main brackets with all the holes to the bottom of the seat while its out of the truck and to use the fire extinguisher bracket to hold everything together to make sure you get your seat base holes in the right location. Unbolt the brackets from the seat and put the brackets on the floor of the truck kinda like a stencil and drill the new holes in your floor through the holes in the brackets. The directions aren't real clear on where the holes should go but there aren't many places the stencil bracket will fit, remember measure twice and cut/drill once. Once you have your holes drilled then its just a matter of disassembling the brackets, bolting/riveting them to the floor(there is also a bracket that goes underneath the floor pan for support) and installing your seat.
