hey guys i was wondering if you know what is the best ones i can get for my matts.....im looking for more of a hard surface rather than flimsy i saw some nice ones from a guy from ebay, but also paradox systems carries them but i dont like the film around it which makes it look cheezy, does anyone have an idea on which one to get or has pics of either or...thanks

tom

 

i've never liked the look of those on cars....
but honestly, if you really want to... just go to home depot and get a sheet and make your own.
youll save money and have a look you want.

 

idk mann...that might take really long to do u no..

 

maybe in a truck but not a maxima

 

allriight....umm i kinda didint ask for opinions on wether it looks good or not i was asking who has it and which ones are better.

 

 

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I have them but i only use them for shows cuz if not they would get scracthed up. i got them off ebay and they are the exact size as the stock floor mats.

 

don't put it in the maxima.

 

hahaha everyone says to not put them in hahaha...idk but i dont like carpet and i want something different...maybe i can get diamond plate and get it black powder coated or somthing??? idk, i wanted to get rubber matts at first but nissan only has them as a dark grey not sharp black...

 

I have them too... I actually got them from a sixth gen and all I had to do was switch the sides. Meaning the passenger had to go to the drivers side. Both front and rear. Got them off of Flea bay... I will say I had to do a little cutting for the drivers side to actually work. Looks great for shows.

Also, I had mine powder coated black chrome. They don't scratch up and haze and all that bs. Get a clean rag a little cleaner and wipe em down.

Ah... a little dirty but hey...



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orgullo..you are the fuc*ing man, enough said.

 

when you say that u got yours powder coated black chrome it didnt scratch up or if you left the original finish it wont scratch up....either or?

 

imsorry
everytime i see that
i think
'BLOWING THE wELDS ON THE INTAKE!

 

Seems to me they'd be pretty slippery when your shoes are wet.

 

The regular finish when you get them will fade and get scratched overtime. The powder coated finish doesn't get scratched up as easy and will NOT fade.

I will say this though, if you are planning on using these on the regular get a textured finish from the powder coating spot. I keep mine in the car but I leave my floor mats in turned upside down. Just fine...

Overall... If you don't use regular floor mats," turned upside down," to cover them then get a textured finish so they aren't slippery when getting in and out of ya whip. Be easy man...

 

Don't understand that at all. IMHO opinion it seems more like a truck thing.

 

I used to think that too, but I've owned this Maxima since Mar 07, I bought new heavy duty mats in Apr and I need a new driverside mat already (I really hate the rubber ones). I had the diamonds in a Explorer I owned and they worked fine. Guess its time to go that route again.

 

Mine are strictly for show. Otherwise they serve no real purpose other then that. I couldn't see having them for any other reason then that. Unless, they are powder coated some type of textured coating. If they aren't then they are slippery even on dry days.

 

yeah....thats true but i hate carpets and rubber and this really is the only other thing that would look the best, idc if i need to deal with slipping a little bit

 

I have them in my 96....look nice and are easier to clean and actually lighter than stock mats

 

+1 on hating the carpet. Mine always wear out prematurely from my heels and slipping seems to be a small footed persons problem, such as my wife; size 7 compared to my size 14's.

 

Oiling your friends diamond plate floor mats would make a great prank
...unless they got hurt. Don't attempt this at home children

 

Hah, my cousin (the person who gave me my car) put like 3 rubber mats over the stock carpet mat Talk about overkill...

 

LOL if you hate carpet so much then why not remove it completely and then you will have a metal surface everywhere? I'd think getting them powdercoated or maybe even rhino-lined would be the way to go if you want them in there all the time, otherwise like has been mentioned they are just going to be very slippery.

 

i like carpet better, only problem i have with carpet is that after rain when u step into the car and get the carpet wet, the car stinksssssss

 

Diamond mats are cool. check JCWhitney.com