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1) The instructions say to remove the rear floormats exposing the metal floor (step 1). Problem is that the floormats covers carpeting and that carpeting piece is one really big piece when i try to pry it out. Do i need to cut that carpeting out?
2) Step 4 say to drill through the floor. I assume I need to remove the underbody liner/tray piece, but there aren't instructions for it, which makes me nervous given they told me to remove floor mats
Anyone dealt with the same? Do i just cut the carpeting for 1 and remove the panels for installation for 2?
Here is a picture of the floorboard carpeting. As you can see, it's not just removing the floormat and seeing exposed metal (i already removed the removable floormat):
Rear footwell with some carpeting pulled up
And here are some pictures of the underbody, as you can see it's all got a liner covering it:
In case anyone else runs into the same issue i had:
I talked to DAS Sport today and they said that the 997.2s got a new style of carpeting that's 1 piece as well as the Turbo's having a different set of underbody panels, so what i'm seeing is normal. I'll try installing and update again when it's done.
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