Muz Mats and dead pedal
03-23-2002, 07:04 AM
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Muz Mats and dead pedal
Can anyone tell me what Muz Mats are? I've seen them mentioned a lot but i have no idea what they are 
Also what is a Dead Pedal??
Also what is a Dead Pedal??
03-23-2002, 07:09 AM
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Muz mats are floor and rear roof well mats made by Mr. Muz (
) in Australia. If you have a plastic rear screen, a roof well mat is a must have to help prevent scratching. The floor mats are great - they cover a much greater area than the OEM Honda mats - see here for details:
http://www.australia-goldcoast.com/
The dead pedal is the left foot rest - on MY 00/01 this is a black plastic piece on the floor - many of us have upgraded to a aluminium pedal (Muz and Coastal Metals make these) - this matches the other 3 pedals. Hodal caught on to this & provide a matching dead pedal on the MY02 cars.
Hope this is clear
Ian
) in Australia. If you have a plastic rear screen, a roof well mat is a must have to help prevent scratching. The floor mats are great - they cover a much greater area than the OEM Honda mats - see here for details:http://www.australia-goldcoast.com/
The dead pedal is the left foot rest - on MY 00/01 this is a black plastic piece on the floor - many of us have upgraded to a aluminium pedal (Muz and Coastal Metals make these) - this matches the other 3 pedals. Hodal caught on to this & provide a matching dead pedal on the MY02 cars.
Hope this is clear
Ian
03-23-2002, 07:28 AM
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Originally posted by ianl If you have a plastic rear screen, a roof well mat is a must have to help prevent scratching[/B]
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03-23-2002, 03:25 PM
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Originally posted by PWE 896
But you can take care of this yourself for just a couple of pounds. Go down to your local dress/curtain fabric shop and buy a metre and a half of soft black material and just lay it in the well behind the seats. Works for me!
But you can take care of this yourself for just a couple of pounds. Go down to your local dress/curtain fabric shop and buy a metre and a half of soft black material and just lay it in the well behind the seats. Works for me!
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03-24-2002, 12:53 AM
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I just did a rough measurement of the area (with the roof down), cut the cloth roughly to size and then folded any errant bits under when I put it in place. I didn't keep a record of the measurements and can't remember what they were. Sorry.
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