911PERVY

Just posted this on a UK forum, dont know if it affects you guys so much..


We all know about the saggy warning triangle pocket in the front boot carpet on 993's. drives you mad doesn't it?

Well, here is my top tip for today, cut the bottom section off a classic wire coat hanger, make a small hole in the binding (on the inside edge so it cant be seen)and slide the wire in! No more saggy pocket! Simples....

tommyg

Excellent idea!

Zuffenhausen :O)

Heres another example of a fix.......................



Clip also keeps triangle secure

And how it looks here....................



Thread here.....................

http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=433...ocket&start=20

Macca

I like your work! Your solution is elegant.

I got sick of mine about 6 years ago - so when having the carpet customised for the (same) carbon strut brace the upholsterer added a dome. Mine had gone quite out of shape due to me having a small fire extinguisher there (before I installed a seat mounted race bracket). The good thng about the dome is it holds stuff in there firmly. I did buy one of those warning trinagles but they are so damn heavy and of no legal requirement here so I just left it out.

So heres my version as another alternative...

Neil Perry

Hi All,
I used a steam iron and ironed/steamed the pocket back to the original shape.

This also worked for the cardboard/masonite in the base of the boot carpet over the spare tyre.

Thanks,
Neil

DanL993

Yeah, just bought the clip for $35 from the UK, and now find an elegantly simple $0 solution.

One way or another, that damn pocket is going to get properly "aroused".

993c4_Toronto

911Pervy - awesome idea! I am heading out to buy myself a hanger this morning.

Seriously - first thing I am going to do when I take my car out of storage. Thanks,

Resident Sicko

Indeed! Adding this to my "to do" list! Thank you!

BTW: Nice Strut Tower Brace. Who makes it and where can I get one?

911PERVY

Strut brace came from here;

http://www.type911shop.co.uk/shop/ar...6aid%3D5225%26

911PERVY

Sorry about that! I must admit I prefer the invisable look the coat hanger achieves, not to mention the savings!