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Sevn86 · 11-15-2009, 11:14 PM

I have a question for yall...would yall get weathertech floor liners or husky floor liners? I have weathertech floor liners in my jeep and they are great but weathertech only has them available for the front as of now...and husky has them for the front and the back...so which ones should I get? Which are better in quality? If yall have pics please post them...

Thanks to all that can help...

tradosaurus · 11-16-2009, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Sevn86

I have a question for yall...would yall get weathertech floor liners or husky floor liners? I have weathertech floor liners in my jeep and they are great but weathertech only has them available for the front as of now...and husky has them for the front and the back...so which ones should I get? Which are better in quality? If yall have pics please post them...

Thanks to all that can help...

I've got the Husky Weatherbeaters that I bought at www.autoanything.com. $106 for the front and rear set.

The fit is a tad tight. The rear set for me will be useless since no one can fit back there anyway.

Sevn86 · 11-16-2009, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by tradosaurus

I've got the Husky Weatherbeaters that I bought at www.autoanything.com. $106 for the front and rear set.

The fit is a tad tight. The rear set for me will be useless since no one can fit back there anyway.

So they don't fit perfectly?

tradosaurus · 11-16-2009, 01:36 PM

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So they don't fit perfectly?

They fit with a weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee bit of body English.

Sevn86 · 11-18-2009, 09:45 AM

Anyone else that can help?

Edrock · 11-19-2009, 08:33 AM

This may have been asked before or may be a silly question but when installing the WeatherTechs, are you supposed to remove the OEM mats or put the WTs on top of the OEM mats? If any aftermarket mats shift about in the floorboard, that will introduce wear on what is underneath. So do I leave the OEM mats in there to protect the carpet underneath or take the chance that the WT mats won't grind directly the carpet over time? If ithe WTs grind the OEM floormats, they can be easily replaced eventually. If the WTs grind the carpet directly, that's not so easily or cost effective to replace...follow me? Is there anything to worry about or are do the WTs fit so snug that there is no grinding issue?

skuttduck · 11-20-2009, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Edrock

This may have been asked before or may be a silly question but when installing the WeatherTechs, are you supposed to remove the OEM mats or put the WTs on top of the OEM mats? If any aftermarket mats shift about in the floorboard, that will introduce wear on what is underneath. So do I leave the OEM mats in there to protect the carpet underneath or take the chance that the WT mats won't grind directly the carpet over time? If ithe WTs grind the OEM floormats, they can be easily replaced eventually. If the WTs grind the carpet directly, that's not so easily or cost effective to replace...follow me? Is there anything to worry about or are do the WTs fit so snug that there is no grinding issue?

I got my weathertech floorliners installed, and they fit in great. The instructions say to take out the existing floor mats, and other mats.

I like them. When you get them, you would see that there is no way they would fit with the existing mats.

The weathertechs fit real snug, I doubt you would wear out your carpet because of them.

Edrock · 11-20-2009, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by skuttduck

I got my weathertech floorliners installed, and they fit in great. The instructions say to take out the existing floor mats, and other mats.

I like them. When you get them, you would see that there is no way they would fit with the existing mats.

The weathertechs fit real snug, I doubt you would wear out your carpet because of them.

Excellent. Thank you!

Scrappy Doo · 11-20-2009, 05:30 PM

I have had weather tech in every vehicle i have ever owned. They are top notch all the way and don't see that the camaro would be any different.

Sevn86 · 11-21-2009, 02:16 AM

Have them in my jeep now and they are great...and ya you should remove your oem mats or otherwise the WT's wont fit and for the carpet it wont wear it...so dont worry...

Sevn86 · 11-25-2009, 11:52 AM

Just an update weathertech is now offering the second row mats also so now u can get the full set...if anyone is interested..Gonna buy mine Friday...I think they are $149.95 +$18.00 shipping...

skuttduck · 11-27-2009, 10:59 AM

I was Pm'd asking for images on how the weathertech floormats fit/look.

I have black interior and these are the black mats. I put a VHS tape on there so you can see how the black looks compared to the VHS tape.

Sevn86 · 12-14-2009, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by skuttduck

I was Pm'd asking for images on how the weathertech floormats fit/look.

I have black interior and these are the black mats. I put a VHS tape on there so you can see how the black looks compared to the VHS tape.

Cool...I see you dont seem to have the rear set...I got mine in 12-12-09 after waiting over two weeks to get them...they seem to have a back up for the rear set...thats what caused the delay...I'll put some pics up tomorrow...I got the gray ones btw...

Sevn86 · 12-15-2009, 04:21 PM

here are some pics...

11-19-2009, 08:33 AM	#6
Edrock Drives: '10 Camaro 2SS LS3 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Jamestown, NC Posts: 964 View My Garage	This may have been asked before or may be a silly question but when installing the WeatherTechs, are you supposed to remove the OEM mats or put the WTs on top of the OEM mats? If any aftermarket mats shift about in the floorboard, that will introduce wear on what is underneath. So do I leave the OEM mats in there to protect the carpet underneath or take the chance that the WT mats won't grind directly the carpet over time? If ithe WTs grind the OEM floormats, they can be easily replaced eventually. If the WTs grind the carpet directly, that's not so easily or cost effective to replace...follow me? Is there anything to worry about or are do the WTs fit so snug that there is no grinding issue? __________________ DT Shorties, Solo hi-flow Cats, X-pipe, resonator delete, Flowmaster Super-44s, VMAX TB, Stronger MAF, C.A.I. Intake with race scoop, and JRE Tune! WOT is my happy place!!

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