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Old 12-06-2003, 05:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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husky liner question (kinda dumb)

Hi,
I am thinking to buy husky liner for front row and second row.
I looked at the picture and I notice from the picture the lip edge at the door side is kinda high.
So....the question for guys that have husky, does the lip edge bother you when you get in or out of your 4runner ? did it trip you ?
Sorry if this is kinda dumb Q

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Old 12-06-2003, 06:00 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I have a set in my '04 Runner and absolutely no problems with what you mention. I had a pair in my former Explorer and they are the best. I have a grey interior and got black, and they look great. I will never use any other mat again!

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I've got the Husky Liners and never had a problem with tripping on the edges.

They keep the inside floor super clean.
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No probs with mine. I did cut out from around the gas pedal on my second get though for safety.
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Re: husky liner question (kinda dumb)

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I looked at the picture and I notice from the picture the lip edge at the door side is kinda high.
I had the same concern before buying mine. They have been awesome!!
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I put mine in a month ago and clipped my foot (not really tripped) 3 or 4 times in the first few weeks but now i dont. Its about an inch and a half or so but if i could do it all again id definitely buy them. Look on ebay...i got mine for 75$(front and back seats) and shipping wasn't bad.
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Old 12-06-2003, 09:56 PM   #7 (permalink)
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yeah man, my mother-in-law tripped and fell out of my rig

just kidding- they kick ass especially when yer feets are derty

highly recommended!

oh i have the beige interior and got black & they look nice.

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Old 12-06-2003, 10:02 PM   #8 (permalink)
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The lip on the mats help contain dirt mud and water from leaving the mat. It seems like they attract more water but that's because it doesn't end up soaked into the carpet.
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Old 12-07-2003, 07:54 AM   #9 (permalink)
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The lip on the huskys are a good thing. It contains all the water and stuff so it doen not get on the carpeting. Sometimes I wish it were a tad higher even.
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I have grey interior, which one look better : Grey or Black ?

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What is the exterior color of your rig? We need all the facts, man!
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Old 12-07-2003, 02:33 PM   #12 (permalink)
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oopss, sorry about that
My 4runner is exactly the same like a member here ("pfdave" if not mistaken) except the supercharge
The exterior is black with sport package
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I'd personally go for black. Hard to get grays to match exactly.
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yeah man, my mother-in-law tripped and fell out of my rig

just kidding- they kick ass especially when yer feets are derty

highly recommended!

oh i have the beige interior and got black & they look nice.
do you have any pictures of the black floor mat with tan/oak interior? I have the same interior color and I think I want black but I'd like to see what it looks like first.
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do you have any pictures of the black floor mat with tan/oak interior? I have the same interior color and I think I want black but I'd like to see what it looks like first.
Ahh... the beuty of the net!! Take a peek at my site (whenever it gets back up) and you'll see some pics.

I'm also a believer in those Huskies, In fact, I got a set on order for the Taco, in black.

I think I'm exceeding the bandwidth regulations on my site and I can't access the pics otherwise I'd post one or two here.
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Ahh... the beuty of the net!! Take a peek at my site (whenever it gets back up) and you'll see some pics.

I'm also a believer in those Huskies, In fact, I got a set on order for the Taco, in black.

I think I'm exceeding the bandwidth regulations on my site and I can't access the pics otherwise I'd post one or two here.
I was able to see them, thank you very much. I think I will be going with black rather than oak. I really like they way they look.
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I have the grey huskys in the oak interior. Before I ordered I thought the carpet had a grey tint to it, now, not so much.

Since they were already here, I didn't want to hassle shipping them back.

I don't really think any of the three colors looks to hot on the oak interior, it's just a matter of which one looks the least bad to you.

For me, the function of the huskys far outweighs the need for them to match wonderfully, and I don't mind how the grey ones look. I'll try and snap a picture later.
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ddua: I have seen photos of the grey Huskys installed in a 2nd gen 4Runner/3rd gen Pickup and they look really good.
But, in case Toyota has changed the "grey", perhaps you could do a bit of Googling and see if you can find someone else who has them in the same vehicle as yours.
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I have the grey huskys in the oak interior. Before I ordered I thought the carpet had a grey tint to it, now, not so much.

Since they were already here, I didn't want to hassle shipping them back.

I don't really think any of the three colors looks to hot on the oak interior, it's just a matter of which one looks the least bad to you.

For me, the function of the huskys far outweighs the need for them to match wonderfully, and I don't mind how the grey ones look. I'll try and snap a picture later.
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put me down as another satisfied husky floormat owner. no problems with the lip being too high. Soon after I bought it though, there were a few times where the clutch pedal would get stuck under the mat. That was a bit scary. Hasn't happened for a long time and it only happened 2 or 3 times. I've had them in my truck for 3 years +.
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My 04 has a Grey int. I got balck because it hides the grease and scuffs the best. Had Grey in a prior car and they were great, just showqed all the grease/black dirt etc over time.
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No complaints after 3 months here. Work great and are the best investment you can make for the interior of your vehicle in terms of safeguarding your investment. I have them on top of my "catch all's" and so to get the passing gear to kick in you really have to stand on the accelerator to get enough pressure on it to get it to kick in. That's the only complaint, if that's a complaint. Nothing I couldn't fix with about 10 minutes of my time if I cared enough to.
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No probs with mine. I did cut out from around the gas pedal on my second get though for safety.
No problems with mine either, I cut around the gas pedal on my second gen too though.
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My 04 has a Grey int. I got balck because it hides the grease and scuffs the best. Had Grey in a prior car and they were great, just showqed all the grease/black dirt etc over time.
This is definitley true. I always get this kinda brown smudge mark looking area where my right foot rests on them.

Really, I think they're all pretty damn ugly though, and it all boils down to saving the carpet underneath for me.

I should have taken a pic after Saturday when I had to jump out of my car into 12" of mud to dislodge a tree brach from under my rear wheels. They defintely saved the day.

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i got mine out of a 4runner at a junkyard, they were dirty, i hosed them a little. I think they are awesome, i want to order the one for my rear cargo, but they are high $. But dont hesitate to buy the front ones, they are awesome
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