My solution to Muz Mats moving around
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Originally posted by CRussel
Well, as someone who didn't get the velcro strips, I'll be glad to try the solution. How long a strip do you recommend? I'll go get one of those rolls of self adhesive velcro and try it out, since the sliding mat, especially on the passenger side, is really annoying. On my side, I can more easily control it, since I'm careful.
Well, as someone who didn't get the velcro strips, I'll be glad to try the solution. How long a strip do you recommend? I'll go get one of those rolls of self adhesive velcro and try it out, since the sliding mat, especially on the passenger side, is really annoying. On my side, I can more easily control it, since I'm careful.
Get 2 x 18" long strips for each mat.
How long ago did you order BTW? Just checking to make sure the distributors are (were) remembering to send the Velcro strips out.
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From: St. Louis
I did a similar thing eariler this year -- I always meant to post the info but never did. Anyways, I didn't actually put my mats themselves underneath the bump stop -- instead I slid the rubber backing (that's attached, but not at the edges, underneath my muz mats) under that bump stop and underneath the dead pedal on the other side. So far it has worked pretty well...