For the install of the driver's mat, I removed the panel covering the fuse box and engine hood release, and then I removed a body plug, so I could pull up the carpet. The foot rest is glued to the carpet, and there are two press plugs holding it to the bracket. I just had to work it back and forth until the plugs popped free then I used a chisel/knife to separate and pry the pedal from the carpet. After it was free I installed the carpet, fuse panel, body plug, etc., and then I installed the mat. I lined up the hole and drilled a hole through the mat for the lower plug. So the pedal would lay flat, I attached some hard, thin foam I had in the garage, which had adhesive on one side; this was applied to the top of the pedal and matched the thickness of the Weathertech mat. Then I pressed on the pedal with the plugs. Worked perfect and is solid. Looks better too. I don't plan to removed the mats, so this was a good option for me.
I replaced my Homelink mirror (that I don't use) with the smaller edgeless mirror, which works better with the dash mirror.
I installed the Toguard Rear View Mirror Cam. I still need to install the back up camera, but here are some pics. It looks good and works perfect. It auto records in 1080p, and does pictures in 4k. It has a touch screen with an integrated rear/backup camera option.
