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I purchased the wearthertech for my 01 996, but not the one they recommend (W3 to narrow) I get the W4 and trim around the dead pedal and gas pedal.
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I'm thinking about buying some Husky Liners floor mats for winter. Has anyone ever used them? Do you have any feedback?
Here's a link if anyone else is interested:
http://www.autoanything.com/floormat...ubmit=yes&cat=
Standard disclaimer: I'm not associated with these guys in any way.
Thanks, Pat
I have had them for my Tundra pick-up for about three years, they are GREAT!!! I am in construction (mud, clay, water) and the carpet underneath looks new. I never thought about them for a Porsche. I might get a pair for my 03 Targa!
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Make sure they are made for the p-car, cause the driver side is really odd shaped, especially the 6 spd, and if you had to cut them whatever they 'catch' in the way of mud, snow, etc, would spill over the side on to the carpet.
I got a set of Weathertechs, the passenger side fits great, the driver side needed a little cutting, but it was pretty easy.
Also, I had a husky bed liner in the back of my range rover. It was great but the plastic is not as pliable, especially when cold.
I purchased the wearthertech for my 01 996, but not the one they recommend (W3 to narrow) I get the W4 and trim around the dead pedal and gas pedal.
But here is the warnning; The groves on the bottom wear into your carpert, so I keep an old set of mats under the weathertech so I do not ruin the carpet.
On my second set in three years.
I have these mats and they are good at protecting from wet and grit. I found it necessary to remove a small piece from the top edge of the driver's side, in order that the clutch pedal did not catch the mat. Other than this DIY fit effort they serve the purpose well.
As a follow up, I actually took my floor mats out...and just have the rubber mats in, then after the winter, I'll swap again, that way the floor mats stay nice. If the carpet has grooves, I figures they'll be covered by the floor mats...
I just ordered a set of the Llloyd's rubber. I picked these b/c they are custom cut and you get a set of 4. My only concern is that they don't have a lip like the Weathertechs, but I always bang my shoes together to get the snow off anyway
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