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Carpet wearing off
Area where my foot go is wearing out FAST, any recommendation beside the weather tech carpet?
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You could try this DIY.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25376 And I doubt it's a warranty item. |
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Post some pics. I have a generic weather mat picked up from Walmart or somewhere, I forget. Just make sure you test the mat to make sure it doesn't slide around, you don't want it getting under your pedals.
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It would be nice if there was a fix for this for those of us who autocross as all floormats have to be removed from the car while at the sight.
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I'm just gonna buy new mats down the road...
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Also the carpet under my accelerator pedal is getting flatened
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Same...
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best bet is a weather mat
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There are aftermarket choices, I have a set from Spoonz Auto (black with red binding) that I got on eBay. They are much more rugged than stock and hold up well. Also cut same as stock and come with the locking fittings. They were $99 and free shipping. Scion also makes an all-weather mat set for the front now. They are very nice, soft and rubbery but rugged. I like them better than the plastic Weathertech and they cost a lot less. I think mine were about $60.
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I'm in the process of buying a used FR-S with ~10k miles on it, sight unseen. I would imagine the carpet in it is in great shape, but I can't say for sure. I will sell it to you if you're interested. Floor mats too, if'n ya want 'em.
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buy yourself the all season rubber mat. I have the one with FRS logo and it looks great, no wear, just hose it down when it's dirty.
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I personally leave the oem winters rubber mats in all year long. Easy to clean.
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