cargo net for our cls: yay or nay?
08-02-2004, 04:54 AM
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i got it.. came with the car... so did the trunk mat.. i dun have pix tho.. i use it to hold my cleaning rags and black magic wheel wipes. maybe ill get some pix tomorrow for you.
08-02-2004, 05:35 AM
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I think that almost all of us got the cargo net with the car -- although considered an accessory, when I was looking, I think every car on the lot came with the cargo net, wheel locks, and floor mats.
I use it all the time. It's great for smaller things that would otherwise roll around the trunk -- you can tuck them under the netting. If its in the way (when you have something larger in the trunk), the net is easy to remove or drop down.
For some pictures, look on the cargo net section of the FAQ.
I use it all the time. It's great for smaller things that would otherwise roll around the trunk -- you can tuck them under the netting. If its in the way (when you have something larger in the trunk), the net is easy to remove or drop down.
For some pictures, look on the cargo net section of the FAQ.
08-02-2004, 11:29 AM
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the one that came with my '03 CLS isn't as nice as the one in my '98 accord coupe. i'm sure the one from the accord will also work. the trunks are virtually identical.
if you're shopping for one check out the 5th gen accord ('98 - '02) coupe cargo net before you buy one. i'm going to upgrade mine with an accord version as soon as i remember to stop by the honda dealer.
i use the cargo net whenever i haul anything in the trunk.
if you're shopping for one check out the 5th gen accord ('98 - '02) coupe cargo net before you buy one. i'm going to upgrade mine with an accord version as soon as i remember to stop by the honda dealer.
i use the cargo net whenever i haul anything in the trunk.
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08-02-2004, 11:56 AM
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I use the cargo net all the time.
I keep it stretched across the back of the trunk so it’s out of the way if I don’t need it.
When I’m carrying something like a case of beer or grocery bags, I wedge them between the net and the back surface of the trunk.
That keeps things from sliding side-to-side or forward if you brake hard or take a corner too aggressively.
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I keep it stretched across the back of the trunk so it’s out of the way if I don’t need it.
When I’m carrying something like a case of beer or grocery bags, I wedge them between the net and the back surface of the trunk.
That keeps things from sliding side-to-side or forward if you brake hard or take a corner too aggressively.
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08-02-2004, 01:24 PM
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Mine came with the car also. Only time I can remember using it is when I had my Rotora brakes in the trunk and I didnt want them to slide into my subwoofer. I keep it in that pocket on the left of my trunk.
j/p but it comes in very handy
08-03-2004, 05:44 PM
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Shouldn't people be asking if they should put a blower or a turbo, 19's vs 18's, or 15's vs 12's. Seriously, it is a cargo net. Don't lose any sleep over this HUGE decision.
08-04-2004, 06:32 AM
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i dont see how a cargo net would be a bad thing... if you dont have one, the nextime you have a loose bottle of vodka rolling back and forth hitting the end of the trunk and the seat, you'll kick yourself in the ass
does anyone else in here get hella annoyed when there is a squeaking, banging or rattling that doesnt belong in the car???
does anyone else in here get hella annoyed when there is a squeaking, banging or rattling that doesnt belong in the car???
08-06-2004, 12:13 PM
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I slung mine like a hammock, kinda like CLean B, but not as open...maybe more like a pouch. Good for bottles and the other shit that slides/flies around the trunk otherwise.
08-06-2004, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Slimey
I think that almost all of us got the cargo net with the car -- although considered an accessory, when I was looking, I think every car on the lot came with the cargo net, wheel locks, and floor mats.
I use it all the time. It's great for smaller things that would otherwise roll around the trunk -- you can tuck them under the netting. If its in the way (when you have something larger in the trunk), the net is easy to remove or drop down.
For some pictures, look on the cargo net section of the FAQ.
I use it all the time. It's great for smaller things that would otherwise roll around the trunk -- you can tuck them under the netting. If its in the way (when you have something larger in the trunk), the net is easy to remove or drop down.
For some pictures, look on the cargo net section of the FAQ.
Hey! I didn't know there are many ways to hold the net.
08-06-2004, 01:19 PM
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I have on in the 1gen... I put my tools in there hydrolic jack... some towels, water, some oil... washer fluid... random stuff comes in handy sometimes.
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