Well, day 4 and I need STUFF!

I noticed everyone stepping frame area on the passenger side, thus the carpet is getting a bit dirty. Eventually I can see it completely worn and filthy. Is there a recommended carpet to take car of this? I've seen some pictures of 3 piece kits but didn't really like the look of them and am hoping for something molded to fit the hump. Would appreciate any recommendations, worst come to worst I'll cut up some carpeting myself to fit the bill.

Second, I took off the front license plate holder that the previous owner put on and now have those screw holes present. I noticed some people have little nubs on the front, is this a honda part? is there a part number?

Lastly, I'd like to get a CD changer installed, anyone have any success mounting one behind the seats?

Cheers,
-loki

 

You can get the front license bumper plugs at: http://www.honda-accessories.com/s2000.html

 

The nubs cost about five bucks and I ordered two from my dealer. Consider the Nakamichi Head unit as it has CD storage for 6 discs right in the radio as well as all the other radio functions. The factory head unit sucks anyway so I chose this unit and love it. [QUOTE]Originally posted by loki:
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Well, day 4 and I need STUFF!

I noticed everyone stepping frame area on the passenger side, thus the carpet is getting a bit dirty. Eventually I can see it completely worn and filthy. Is there a recommended carpet to take car of this? I've seen some pictures of 3 piece kits but didn't really like the look of them and am hoping for something molded to fit the hump. Would appreciate

 

your dealer should provide the plugs for you. they remove them in most cali dealers to install the front plate, but they should be in the bag with the owners manual.

mine were not, i called the dealer, they couldn't find them so they bought me a set.

not a lot of money, but the principal is worth it...

 

I had the same problem with my carpet. All I did was pull the factory mats a few inches aft to cover the hump. That eliminates about 99% of the wear and tear at this particular area.