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Old November-12th-2002, 07:10 AM
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Originally posted by foxymazda


I take it that means I cant be in your car Dima?
I'm kinda with her on this one.....

No **** Around = No Fun

Of course I've upgraded to a Maxima to enable more room for such fun.
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Old November-12th-2002, 10:18 AM
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Originally posted by Evil Homer MP5

Foxy, the mats DO HAVE spikes, but they don't do jack ****.
Having the same problem. People getting in and out, passenger side and rear mats all over the place. The factory carpet mats are not heavy enough for the spikes to work. Spikes are also too small and too flexible. I bought some all season rubber mats that have some weight to them and threw them on top of the factory mats. The whole deal stays put.

Bought some velcro from Frabric Land and will be attaching them to the bottom to make sure they stay put no matter what.

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Old November-12th-2002, 12:23 PM
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Originally posted by foxymazda


I take it that means I cant be in your car Dima?
actually you are the only one that i WANT that
***** in the car.

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Old November-12th-2002, 12:30 PM
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Originally posted by Mr_Green


I'm kinda with her on this one.....

No **** Around = No Fun

Of course I've upgraded to a Maxima to enable more room for such fun.

to each his own. my idea of fun is having a car that looks good and is clean and when people look at it they say "wow, this car is so sweet". turning an $18000 investment into junk yard POS is not my idea of fun. having ants crawl all over the place because somebody dropped a piece of food in my car is not my idea of fun. and having seats that are ripped and carpet with dirt spots in it is not my idea of fun. but thats just me. i like to think of my car as a showcar.
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Old November-12th-2002, 12:47 PM
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I punched a little hole on the side of my new floormat and put a zip tie thru it and conected it to the post that originaly held the floormat in place on the drivers seat. It works fine.
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Old November-12th-2002, 01:00 PM
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to prove that joe ***** around:


hey joe, i bought a betta (chinese fighting fish).
he's kinda lonely by itself. lets feed him to your hamster.
or was that a mouse, i forgot
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Old November-12th-2002, 02:21 PM
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Originally posted by YellowMP5



to each his own. my idea of fun is having a car that looks good and is clean and when people look at it they say "wow, this car is so sweet". turning an $18000 investment into junk yard POS is not my idea of fun. having ants crawl all over the place because somebody dropped a piece of food in my car is not my idea of fun. and having seats that are ripped and carpet with dirt spots in it is not my idea of fun. but thats just me. i like to think of my car as a showcar.
Dude, I think you missed the point... I would KILL if anyone made ANY sort of mess in my car. Read more literaly into the 2nd word of my equation
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Old November-12th-2002, 02:55 PM
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Damn.....

Chick + GREEN Protege + Mods = Whole LOT of fun....

ya know, it's been a while since i've been to Cali.... time to go visit some amigos and pimp my ride
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Old November-12th-2002, 03:08 PM
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Originally posted by foxymazda


you people let animals ride in your car!

lol. Dima are you so sure? You guys almost passed out when I sat on my car!
and um I have 2 Hamsters I tihnk I am going to rename the fat one after you j/k I dont think he likes fish.

yeah, we did. how does your car put up with you?
btw, am i THAT fat?
no likey fish, we forcey fish inside him
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Try the aftermarket rubber mats at the mazda dealership. I can't remember who makes them, they are some sort of generic mat I think. Mine cost me $39.95 CAD for all four. They're thin so they might not be the best for the winter but the sure do stay put! Plus they do kinda look cool.
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Originally posted by Evil Homer MP5
Foxy, the mats DO HAVE spikes, but they don't do jack ****.
the mats still slide.

I'll try something soon.
I went to walmart and bought the industrial strenght adhesive backed velcro. (as suggested by Nuke and Foxy). Holy crap I am pretty sure those mats will still be stuck to the car when the melt it for scrap. I tried to take one out to readjust it and it damn near pulled the carpet out with it. Thanks for the tip guys.
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LOL, can you say overkill?
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Old November-20th-2002, 04:26 PM
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Originally posted by blue LEDz


dima and i should have sat on the bleacher, so you couldn't get out oh well, maybe next time

haha, now THATS a good one. i know you are kidding joe. bryan and joe, we are expecting you at the picnic THIS SATURDAY. its at 3pm but if you read the messages today on the board, TJ mentioned something about getting together before that. I think thats a great idea and if you guys can come down earlier that would be awesome. joe, i am coming up after the finals to get my stupid ears done. i called one place in boca raton and they wanted $50 for one ear.
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Originally posted by stocker


I went to walmart and bought the industrial strenght adhesive backed velcro. (as suggested by Nuke and Foxy). Holy crap I am pretty sure those mats will still be stuck to the car when the melt it for scrap. I tried to take one out to readjust it and it damn near pulled the carpet out with it. Thanks for the tip guys.
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Hmmm, i gotta find me some of that stuff.

but i also kinda want to be able to lift up the mats so i can vacuum under neath them when needed.
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Old November-23rd-2002, 06:48 AM
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Originally posted by Evil Homer MP5



Hmmm, i gotta find me some of that stuff.

but i also kinda want to be able to lift up the mats so i can vacuum under neath them when needed.
If you don't use as much as I did you should be ok. I would recommend a 1"X2" strip in each corner of the mat. Oh yeah and cut the little knobbies off the mats so the tape sticks better.
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