03-25-2007, 04:14 PM
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Naturally Aspirated
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: McDonough, Georgia
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Originally Posted by Stratous
Turbinator - That looks awsome, but how did it fit?
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They all seem to fit the same way... The rear floor pans are never pressed quite deep enough, and appears everyone who has done this before has this same opinion too. You can amke it look fine but does require some pulling and tugging. Let the whole capet lay in the sun a couple of hours before you start always helps make it more workable. The main thing initially is be sure it aligned perfectly and to do this right you will have to make a large cut up the center console but you don't have to cut all the way to the end as it isn't necessary, just enough to go over the center console. A few “relief” cuts horizontally just narrower than the console itself may allow it conform around the console easier but don’t cut these too much or you will have slices where you don’t want slices. Once aligned front to back, side to side and it is straight, then start making your cut outs slowly for everything else constantly checking to be sure nothing has shifted from moving around on it. Take your time. Take pictures along the way always helps you remember to get everything lined up and returned back the way it supposed to be.
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