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Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 1,328
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It's obvious - TinTin doesn't believe in modifying the car from stock. LOL
![]() I think they look OK, but I have to admit that I just modified a set from Wally World to fit the driver's side. They cost me $19 for the pair (actually for 4, so the rears went into my truck). Now THAT's blasphemy. But practical blasphemy.
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How are the weather tech mats once installed?
I considered getting them (in black) for mine. I got Honda's rubber floor mats, but the way the grooves are, I have a feeling melted snow and slush will spill over when accelerating/braking. I'd love to see a pic of how these look once installed. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Posts: 23
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I have the Honda all seasons weather mats (came free with the car) and they were great this past winter with all the snow we got in Toronto.
Just a couple small salt spots in one corner of the mat (less than 2 square centimeters) that I cleaned in 2-3 minutes at the beginning of spring. |
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Good to know that the Honda mats do alright in the winter...
I'd still love to see what the Weather Tech mats look like when they're installed... I had some on my old 96 accord and they were fantastic... but the new ones seem very bulky with the side walls like that... |
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