Genuine Honda S2000 Premium Carpet Mat Set for $206.00
08-23-2018, 07:46 AM
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12-16-2018, 08:12 PM
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Thanks @RussianHammer for sharing the link to a good deal on these. Lower price than buying a standard OEM set via Amazon! Bear in mind you may have to pay an international transaction fee of a few dollars (I did) depending how you pay. I ordered through Cox, and their customer support was excellent (initially had some trouble with my bank thinking it was a fradulent transaction). Shipping was quick, and the product speaks for itself. Superb quality.
I had a lot of fun installing these.
Here's write-up with pics of the brackets install @Kyle or anyone wondering what that entails.
I also go over how easy it was to cut up some generic rubber mats from Autozone to match the shape of these, for a full package with weather protection:
https://theap2.wordpress.com/2018/12...rubber-covers/
I had a lot of fun installing these.
Here's write-up with pics of the brackets install @Kyle or anyone wondering what that entails.
I also go over how easy it was to cut up some generic rubber mats from Autozone to match the shape of these, for a full package with weather protection:
https://theap2.wordpress.com/2018/12...rubber-covers/
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03-25-2019, 01:08 PM
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From there you just assemble the middle section of the carpet and attach it to the two brackets (off the car). Set it in place, and then put the front floor mats in. It's plenty secure with the way the brackets follow the shape of the hump in the floor board.
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99MCoupe (03-25-2019)
03-25-2019, 07:59 PM
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You don't need to cut you carpet at all. Just pull the carpet back enough to remove the screw that holds the original anchor in place, then remove the anchor.
From there you just assemble the middle section of the carpet and attach it to the two brackets (off the car). Set it in place, and then put the front floor mats in. It's plenty secure with the way the brackets follow the shape of the hump in the floor board.
From there you just assemble the middle section of the carpet and attach it to the two brackets (off the car). Set it in place, and then put the front floor mats in. It's plenty secure with the way the brackets follow the shape of the hump in the floor board.
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