Winter mats for Type R - Page 2

SHADEMASTER · 3rd December 2007, 20:23

I ordered a set from Phoenix Honda in Stirling for 46 pounds for the set.

They can get the front ones by this Wednesday, but the rear are on back order and they would have to come from Belgium (strangely enough)and might take a week or two.

Dimplyred · 3rd December 2007, 20:34

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Originally Posted by SHADEMASTER

I ordered a set from Phoenix Honda in Stirling for 46 pounds for the set.

They can get the front ones by this Wednesday, but the rear are on back order and they would have to come from Belgium (strangely enough)and might take a week or two.

Holdcroft have the fronts and can get the rears for Thursday. I'm still undecided about the rears, but for the sake of another 20 quid I might get them anyway, so they all match.

Dimplyred · 7th December 2007, 19:08

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Originally Posted by SHADEMASTER

I ordered a set from Phoenix Honda in Stirling for 46 pounds for the set.

They can get the front ones by this Wednesday, but the rear are on back order and they would have to come from Belgium (strangely enough)and might take a week or two.

Did you get your mats?? I've not had time to go and pick any up yet. If you have, a quick question, do they stink the car out with a rubber smell.

Daft question I know, but I'm wondering if I could put up with it and don't really want to go into the dealers and start sniffing mats!!!!!!!

Munro · 7th December 2007, 19:19

They smell a bit rubbery to start with but it goes away after a while. You could always put them in the garage to air for a week once they are out of the bag.

SHADEMASTER · 7th December 2007, 19:22

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Originally Posted by Dimplyred

Did you get your mats?? I've not had time to go and pick any up yet. If you have, a quick question, do they stink the car out with a rubber smell.

Daft question I know, but I'm wondering if I could put up with it and don't really want to go into the dealers and start sniffing mats!!!!!!!

I still have to pick mine up!
I phoned parts department this afternoon, they managed to get front and back.
So will pick them up on Saturday morning!

I cant comment on the smell of the Honda ones,
but when buying my Navara i got a full set of rubber mats and i never noticed any smell from them.

Dimplyred · 7th December 2007, 19:30

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Originally Posted by SHADEMASTER

I still have to pick mine up!
I phoned parts department this afternoon, they managed to get front and back.
So will pick them up on Saturday morning!

I cant comment on the smell of the Honda ones,
but when buying my Navara i got a full set of rubber mats and i never noticed any smell from them.

Ok Cheers, I'm collecting mine tommorrow too.

Dimplyred · 7th December 2007, 19:31

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Originally Posted by Munro

They smell a bit rubbery to start with but it goes away after a while. You could always put them in the garage to air for a week once they are out of the bag.

Cheers Munro..

Dimplyred · 11th December 2007, 18:10

My mats came into stock today, I have collected and fitted them, and they look pretty good. They don't really smell that rubbery either. So I'm well pleased.

SHADEMASTER · 11th December 2007, 21:11

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Originally Posted by Dimplyred

My mats came into stock today, I have collected and fitted them, and they look pretty good. They don't really smell that rubbery either. So I'm well pleased.

I was not sure if i would like the black rubber mats with the Type R`s red carpets,
I am surprised how good they look with the R`s interior

Dimplyred · 11th December 2007, 21:15

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Originally Posted by SHADEMASTER

I was not sure if i would like the black rubber mats with the Type R`s red carpets,
I am surprised how good they look with the R`s interior

Yes best £40 I've spent for a while, on my car anyway

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