Trunk Tray -- easy to install?
Haha, that's what I was hoping!
The only thing that had me wondering, though, was that if the trunk tray snugly covers the entire trunk from end to end, and the TSX trunk opening doesn't go from end to end (in fact I think the opening is actually a bit small), then I thought there might be a problem with the trunk tray just sliding right in.
But if that's all that is required, then cool. Thanks.
The only thing that had me wondering, though, was that if the trunk tray snugly covers the entire trunk from end to end, and the TSX trunk opening doesn't go from end to end (in fact I think the opening is actually a bit small), then I thought there might be a problem with the trunk tray just sliding right in.
But if that's all that is required, then cool. Thanks.
Originally Posted by Winterwaves
Haha, that's what I was hoping!
The only thing that had me wondering, though, was that if the trunk tray snugly covers the entire trunk from end to end, and the TSX trunk opening doesn't go from end to end (in fact I think the opening is actually a bit small), then I thought there might be a problem with the trunk tray just sliding right in.
But if that's all that is required, then cool. Thanks.
The only thing that had me wondering, though, was that if the trunk tray snugly covers the entire trunk from end to end, and the TSX trunk opening doesn't go from end to end (in fact I think the opening is actually a bit small), then I thought there might be a problem with the trunk tray just sliding right in.
But if that's all that is required, then cool. Thanks.

That kinda reminds me of this guy who shops at our store (I run a hardware store). He bought everything he needed to build a boat from scratch, built it in his basement. Then couldn't get it out. As far as I know, it's still there
He also built a jacuzzi down there out of cement...
Originally Posted by Winterwaves
I'm thinking about getting a trunk tray. Just wondering, how much of a job is it to install yourself?
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Originally Posted by LannyM
It's very flexible, but it does fit snugly. It's saved me a couple of times. 
That kinda reminds me of this guy who shops at our store (I run a hardware store). He bought everything he needed to build a boat from scratch, built it in his basement. Then couldn't get it out. As far as I know, it's still there
He also built a jacuzzi down there out of cement...

That kinda reminds me of this guy who shops at our store (I run a hardware store). He bought everything he needed to build a boat from scratch, built it in his basement. Then couldn't get it out. As far as I know, it's still there
He also built a jacuzzi down there out of cement...
Originally Posted by Winterwaves
Got it. Thanks. Actually, I got the answer about 9 posts ago. You last two guys really didn't have to tell me yet again and indirectly insult me while you were at it.
in Azine form....
It'll be alright...we're just breaking you in
The trunk tray leaves about 3 inches space on the side between the wheel well and the rear wall of the trunk (everywhere else is a snug fit). That space is perfect for keeping a bottle of detail spray and a rag (for those birdbombs).
Sorry for one more stupid question
, but is the trunk tray open in the front in order to allow expansion through folded-down rear seats? I'm assuming it is and doesn't have sides that block that, but I can't exactly tell by looking at the pic here:
http://www.handa-accessories.com/tsx.html
Thx...
, but is the trunk tray open in the front in order to allow expansion through folded-down rear seats? I'm assuming it is and doesn't have sides that block that, but I can't exactly tell by looking at the pic here:http://www.handa-accessories.com/tsx.html
Thx...
Yeah, but that doesn't quite answer my question. Is it flat and open near the seats, or does it have sides that I would have to smoosh down every time I want to load something big (or long) in there?
Haha, yes sir! Will do!
Seriously, thanks for the info and putting up with all the questions. I know I know, I'm a finicky shopper who likes to do a lot of research (maybe too much) on stuff I buy. Especially stuff I buy "sight unseen," where all I have to draw from is a crappy little Web photo.
Seriously, thanks for the info and putting up with all the questions. I know I know, I'm a finicky shopper who likes to do a lot of research (maybe too much) on stuff I buy. Especially stuff I buy "sight unseen," where all I have to draw from is a crappy little Web photo.
Originally Posted by matelot
no no, very very low on the rear seat side. now just get the thing, throw it in and STFU


I like the STFU part. 
Originally Posted by Winterwaves
Haha, yes sir! Will do!
Seriously, thanks for the info and putting up with all the questions. I know I know, I'm a finicky shopper who likes to do a lot of research (maybe too much) on stuff I buy. Especially stuff I buy "sight unseen," where all I have to draw from is a crappy little Web photo
Seriously, thanks for the info and putting up with all the questions. I know I know, I'm a finicky shopper who likes to do a lot of research (maybe too much) on stuff I buy. Especially stuff I buy "sight unseen," where all I have to draw from is a crappy little Web photo
I know what you mean - I'm that way too. I ask millions of questions just so I can get the clearest picture possible of what I'm buying.
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