Non-slip surface for driver's side floor?
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I just recarpeted my 911 with a RS kit, but since the car is dedicated to the track, I 'd like an alternative to floor mats for the front of the car. Ideally it would be some sort of paint or stick on non-slip surface I would put down on the floor instead of using carpet. Something black would be preferred to match the carpet in the rear.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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Bedliner with sand?
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The bedliner stuff will add more weight than I wanted. One person estimated it adds 18 pounds if the whole floor is done, so I assume it would be 10-12 pounds for just the front.
I think a stick on product with a sandpaper surface on one side and adhesive on the other would work well (like the top of a skate board), but I can't find it in a size any larger than 4" wide. I need to find big sheets of the stuff.
I think a stick on product with a sandpaper surface on one side and adhesive on the other would work well (like the top of a skate board), but I can't find it in a size any larger than 4" wide. I need to find big sheets of the stuff.
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My racecar has a flat AL sheet metal floor (Pop riveted atop the stock floor) which makes a nice smooth snag free surface. For nonskid it has some industrial floor strip stuff in a ~9x16" rectangle under the pedals. This works really well in terms of being nonskid, but is grinding down the heel of my throttle foot driving shoe so badly I will have to patch it or it will go through.
For more options than you can shake a stick at, go to http://www.mcmaster.com/ and type "non skid" into the search box.
Brandon
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For more options than you can shake a stick at, go to http://www.mcmaster.com/ and type "non skid" into the search box.
Brandon
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