Muz Mats
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Muz Mats
High just got some Muz Mats for a Xmas present (prestige ones)
Dont have any instruictions for them, looked on Muz's website nothing doing anyone out there gotta link or pdf or something?
Secondly I think my wife has bought the left hand drive version (the wavy edge is on the wrong side?) of the mats, anyone got a pic of RHD prestige mat so I can compare.
Dont have any instruictions for them, looked on Muz's website nothing doing anyone out there gotta link or pdf or something?
Secondly I think my wife has bought the left hand drive version (the wavy edge is on the wrong side?) of the mats, anyone got a pic of RHD prestige mat so I can compare.
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Squeeze me? You THINK they may be the wrong ones? Have you ever filled your car up with custard by mistake?
If they are LHD would swapping them over and laying them upside down help you narrow it down, apart from the blindingly obvious visual clues?
If they are I think a timely divorce is in order.
Merry Christmas.
If they are LHD would swapping them over and laying them upside down help you narrow it down, apart from the blindingly obvious visual clues?
If they are I think a timely divorce is in order.
Merry Christmas.
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Originally Posted by Jel,Dec 26 2005, 11:53 AM
Squeeze me? You THINK they may be the wrong ones? Have you ever filled your car up with custard by mistake?
If they are LHD would swapping them over and laying them upside down help you narrow it down, apart from the blindingly obvious visual clues?
If they are I think a timely divorce is in order.
Merry Christmas.
If they are LHD would swapping them over and laying them upside down help you narrow it down, apart from the blindingly obvious visual clues?
If they are I think a timely divorce is in order.
Merry Christmas.
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Did I come across that way?
I'm itching to lavish soapy attention on the car and check out the improved aerodynamics, but I've got the lurgy (from washing the car last week!).
The custard was sarcasm, the divorce deadly serious.
I'm itching to lavish soapy attention on the car and check out the improved aerodynamics, but I've got the lurgy (from washing the car last week!).
The custard was sarcasm, the divorce deadly serious.
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NNervos R .. thanks for the pics... yes mine are correct.. phew repeat postge to Aus would have not gone down well
The reason I was asking, as the bit that goes over the lump (on the drivers side) next to the transmission tunnel, which is part of the crossbrace didnt seem to fit to well over this so was wondering where you placed the velcro to try and rectify the fit situation.
any way regards all, have a good one, and Jel hope your personal circumstances improve so you can do some lavishing
The reason I was asking, as the bit that goes over the lump (on the drivers side) next to the transmission tunnel, which is part of the crossbrace didnt seem to fit to well over this so was wondering where you placed the velcro to try and rectify the fit situation.
any way regards all, have a good one, and Jel hope your personal circumstances improve so you can do some lavishing
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Over time the mats fit/mould to the shape of the cross bar.
Velcro them whereever you think best. IME the velcro lasts about 30 seconds before the mat is shifting about, so not worth bothering with.
Velcro them whereever you think best. IME the velcro lasts about 30 seconds before the mat is shifting about, so not worth bothering with.
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Loosen the drivers seat bolts and wedge it under and retighten.
Stops it moving up under the pedals.
Velcro isn't brilliant from my experience.
Have the got the eylets in them?
IIRC Civic floor mat posts can be used to hold them if they have the eyelets in.
Stops it moving up under the pedals.
Velcro isn't brilliant from my experience.
Have the got the eylets in them?
IIRC Civic floor mat posts can be used to hold them if they have the eyelets in.
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Mikey_k, IIRC Civic floor mat posts can be used to hold them if they have the eyelets in.
Mikey you mentioned Civic posts, do have to drill throught the floor to secure these or are there pre drilled holes?
These posts are avaible from your local stelaer I presume.
