Trunk slide out tray
#1
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Trunk slide out tray
Just got my trunk slide out tray today! Excited about it as I can put all my golf knick knacks in there without making a mess.
Also got the trunk mat and mud flaps.
Anyone install the trunk tray yet? Wondering if I need any special tools?
Any input would be much appreciated.
Also got the trunk mat and mud flaps.
Anyone install the trunk tray yet? Wondering if I need any special tools?
Any input would be much appreciated.
#2
2G TLX-S
One drawback with the truck slide is that the trunk will have a lower clearance to carry big items.
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dcdriver (11-10-2013)
#3
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reason why i dont get it.. since i go to lax a lot i cant have that in the way..
installing it is a bitch tho. i saw the pdf guide.. you pretty much have to rip your whole trunk interior out and drill holes to install it
#4
Keeping TL until 2029
I found the instructions here. It looks like a lot of work.
http://www.acurapartssuperstore.com/...roducts_id=299
http://www.acurapartssuperstore.com/...roducts_id=299
#6
I want one that is descrete, comes with a remote pop-open and holds a kg.
#7
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Just installed the splash guards. Looks great and was so damn easy I wasn't sure if I installed them correctly.
Looked at the directions for the tray.....decided it would have to wait for another weekend. WTH is a rivet nut tool and where can I get one?
Looked at the directions for the tray.....decided it would have to wait for another weekend. WTH is a rivet nut tool and where can I get one?
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#8
They are for inserting the female inserts instead of using a well nut, or a weld in.
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/MAR...131108000755:s
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/MAR...131108000755:s
#9
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Well...I won't do that again. For anyone thinking about doing this, don't....
Had to re-rivet the brackets holding the tray and the sliders as they did a horse shit job. Took me about 4 hours to get this bad boy in. Would've been faster if I shelled out the cash to buy a rivnut tool, but I didn't want to spend 50-100 bucks for a tool I will never use again.
Made my own rivnut tool!
Check the photos. I am glad its done though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73507983@N00/10763764594/
Had to re-rivet the brackets holding the tray and the sliders as they did a horse shit job. Took me about 4 hours to get this bad boy in. Would've been faster if I shelled out the cash to buy a rivnut tool, but I didn't want to spend 50-100 bucks for a tool I will never use again.
Made my own rivnut tool!
Check the photos. I am glad its done though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73507983@N00/10763764594/
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