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ManCub Member Since: 18 Mar 2014 Location: Lydbrook Posts: 42 |
Howdy gang.
I am trying to source a rubber seat box cover for my 92 Tdi. I can find loads for the TDci but not having any luck finding them for our older trucks. Any steers would be appreciated. Many thanks. Mac. |
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23rd Apr 2017 8:38pm |
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geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4410 |
Chi Mac. Are you looking for the LR original rubber sound proofing or just any that fit? Can highly recommend the Wright offroad rubber matting system... Simply Awesome...
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23rd Apr 2017 8:47pm |
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ManCub Member Since: 18 Mar 2014 Location: Lydbrook Posts: 42 |
Guy.
Can't thank you enough. I've just had a look on the website and the system looks great. Thanks again. Mac. 👍 |
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23rd Apr 2017 8:57pm |
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shayes Member Since: 29 May 2016 Location: Devon Posts: 153 |
Hi, recovered the seat box in my 98 300 tdi hardtop with a one piece replacement obtained from LRI. It comes with the spray glue to secure it down. Fits really well. I didn't use the glue as I found that a combination of the seat frame bolts and the new plastic corner protectors, held the new 'rubber carpeting' sufficiently well.
I am struggling to upload pictures, otherwise I would have enclosed a few to show you. Kind regards, Simon |
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1st May 2017 8:14am |
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ManCub Member Since: 18 Mar 2014 Location: Lydbrook Posts: 42 |
Cheers Simon.
I was dreading paying for the wright off road system as it Is a little pricey. The LRI is cheaper however it looks inferior to the WOR matting. I'm just stripping seats out at the moment, patching up a few small corrosions And re-spraying the seat box cover and foot wells. I'll be raiding my Landy money box shortly. |
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1st May 2017 8:31am |
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shayes Member Since: 29 May 2016 Location: Devon Posts: 153 |
Click image to enlarge Just managed to take this snap. Kind regards SH |
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1st May 2017 9:05am |
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ManCub Member Since: 18 Mar 2014 Location: Lydbrook Posts: 42 |
That actually looks really neat. I'll have a look at the LRI
Version. Many thanks. |
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2nd May 2017 1:22pm |
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shayes Member Since: 29 May 2016 Location: Devon Posts: 153 |
No the seat box cover is not glued down but held by the MUD seat risers and the corner protectors. The corner protectors came from YRM and took 5 mins to fix in. My transmission box cover was ok and scrubbed up well. That ruber cover holds down the seat box cover in the middle section. Kind regards, Simon
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2nd May 2017 2:20pm |
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alpacaman Member Since: 07 Mar 2016 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 160 |
Thanks. And sorry to hijack your thread ManCub. Not sure I can justify £370 on the Wright Off-road set, but £120 for the LRI seat box and floor mats could be a runner.
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2nd May 2017 2:23pm |
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ManCub Member Since: 18 Mar 2014 Location: Lydbrook Posts: 42 |
No apologies required Alpacaman. All 1 team here.
I'm with you; having looked at the WOR solution I recognised it as being a top end piece of kit however had to reach for my angina spray when I saw the price. I was a little dubious About the quality of something a third the price however Simon has quelled those concerns. All the best chaps. |
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2nd May 2017 6:22pm |
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