does anyone know where i can find carpet kits for a 4th gen
thanks

 

If you're looking for OEM your only choice is a dealership. Expect to pay over $450 for it too..

 

You can get one from a junkyard. May or may not be in good condition. I would see it in person. Check your local junkyards and www.car-part.com. You could probably just go and find some nice carpet that would match your interior at a carpet or flooring place and cut it to fit in the car.

 

how about headliner for the max is that possible to replace

 

www.jcwhitney.com

 

There is only one place online that I have come across that claims to carry replacement carpet for the 4th gens. And it's around $150 for it. I'll see if i can find it...

 

I take that back, there are now a couple. And its only $129......
http://www.stockinteriors.com/item.a...20&ModelId=319

 

Great Site!!!

adding that to my favorites

 

Tell me about it. Finally will be able to get black carpeting and black floormats

 

Just thought I'd throw this in.

If you're looking for custom floor mats or trunk mat then check out this link.

http://www.ggbailey.com/escalate/sto...iley&page=Main

 

Wow My carpet has two rips in it and now I will be able to get a new carpet. Thanks.

 

omg i have been looking to replace my carpet for ever. thanks for the site.

wooohooo

 

Nice site, the shop i help out at had trouble finding anything for the 4th gens

Anyone have a product from here yet?

 

awesome thnx man

 

beautiful! black on black interior here i come

 

Hey thats my idea! you guys keep away!
Actually most auto carpet sites have had 3rd gen carpets for a few years, so it's only been a matter of time before they came out with the 4th gen...........

 

hey Whitemax thanks a lot i really needed this!

 

Good links guys, thx.

 

I want NEON RED carpet

 

I really want a good fitting replacement ,so do any of you know about the fitment or have one from them .thanks.

 

I got a replacment carpet from stockinteriors.com

It was perfect, molding and everything, I highly reccommend them. It is not an easy project tho....alot of stuff has to be torn out, and re-padding is prob. gonna be necessary.

http://community.webshots.com/album/276873309JrIbmt

Pics from the install can be found there, I was in the process of alot of other things, so the trunk is tore out, rear deck, center console, but you can get a good idea of how the carpet laid, and the process.

 

thanks for the reply ive had my carpet out many times and mine has to go.

I have a couplke ?'s does it have those side tabs that hold stock carpet to frame ? and also the padding that is put in squares in the stock carpet to raise the carpet in the floorpan areas for better fitment is that included and if not what did you use.
The stock carpet is pretty light i dont want to add really anymore weight than what it was .

thanks

 

They make them wider/longer then they need to be, so yes, there is plenty of carpet to go around, I cut alot off to get it right, and stapled the plastic fastners back on to help hold it (used a piece of cardboard and a staple gun, then bent them down with needle nose or whatever works best).

They have 2 long/wide strips they use when it is formed to help replicate the stock fitment. I tore it off (it's just spot tacked on) and cut to form, along with stock padding, mixed and matched it. Plus I used R-Blox floor liner, it's a thin foam/vinyl liner used for sound deadening and is super light. (thats the black stuff in the pictures)

The carpet is 'heavier', it's better made, and thicker...it might be alittle heavier. If you don't care about feel of the carpet, go with a floor liner/sound deadener, it will be light and still help with road noise.

hope this helps, it will be a long process...you must let the new carpet lay out and form to original, it comes wrapped up in a ball, but then it's cutting it thats the hard part, then getting the padding right. I think I need to go back into mine and add some padding to help it form. But it is well worht in in the end, I don't regret it at all.