3rd gen carpet kits????
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TheDurk
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Here is the one I used, good quality and the best price I found. Get the mass backing:
Auto Carpet for Car, Truck, Van - Stock Interiors
I would buy from them again.
Here are some other guys I looked at:
Automotive Interiors & Accessories for cars, trucks, vans, & suvs
https://www.accmats.com/
And here is a bonus for you, video how-to that I found very useful:
Replace Carpet in Toyota 4Runner (3rd Gen)
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StreetCreeper
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I've been looking at the Stock Interiors brand. I ordered color samples awhile back and compared them in different light. Here's a link to that post
frodiesel
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I just spent a couple hours using a power vac, resolve spray, and about 5gallons HOT water through a steam cleaner. Then drapped it over the hood of my camry to dry in the sun, it dries fast!! Then did the seats a lil bit, not bad for what its worth.
It was mainly just coffee.
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It was mainly just coffee.
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Rock_Rat
Senior Member
Agree with everyone above - Stock Interiors. Here's a few links to my installation.
Carpet Installation - Rear seats The trick to glueing the backs of the seats is to use Wellwood contact cement, wood clamps, and patience. Do Not Rush!
New Carpet From StockInteriors This shows a side-by-side comp of the OEM/Stock.
Sound Deadener Project - Spray Dead, Fat Mat This link has a breakdown of the TOTAL carpet cost - $437 (disregard all the sound deadener stuff unless...)
Carpet Installation - Rear seats The trick to glueing the backs of the seats is to use Wellwood contact cement, wood clamps, and patience. Do Not Rush!
New Carpet From StockInteriors This shows a side-by-side comp of the OEM/Stock.
Sound Deadener Project - Spray Dead, Fat Mat This link has a breakdown of the TOTAL carpet cost - $437 (disregard all the sound deadener stuff unless...)
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Scramble
New member
I bought mine from OC Auto Carpets.
Automotive Carpet & Vinyl Flooring, Trunk Mats, & Sound Deadeners
Automotive Carpet & Vinyl Flooring, Trunk Mats, & Sound Deadeners
TorqueOfTheDevil
Member
Does anyone know if any of these brands do a carpet without the hump for the rear heater?
TXLX1
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Bought my ACC vinyl floor from RockAuto. Good price, I expect the carpets to be good quality and price as well.
Scramble
New member
There's no hump for the rear heater only for the trans tunnel. I had to cut out a hole for my rear heater.
TorqueOfTheDevil
Member
Which kit is that? The ones I saw had a defined hump for the rear heater, its visible in the photos posted above on this thread!
FrankieJoe14
New member
The stock interiors definitely has a hump for the heater, you just have to cut the intake hole.
I would think most of them would have it.
I would think most of them would have it.
TorqueOfTheDevil
Member
I take it all US 4Runners had the rear heater then?
It was an option in Japan.
I have an Amp there instead.
It was an option in Japan.
I have an Amp there instead.
JayRolla
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No not all. In earlier models the limited had it but not all trims.
IBallEngineer
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Which color is closest to the factory "oak" trim? My wife would love me forever if I got this for her 2000!
Of course she said that if I made cheesecake too!
:whipping2
Of course she said that if I made cheesecake too!
:whipping2
Scramble
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Sorry, I was going from memory. Mine had it, see pic. It was an option in the US not all had it. My Base model is fully loaded so I got lucky.
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TorqueOfTheDevil
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Fair play, it was done by region in japan, mine didn't have the "winter pack" so I don't have it. The space is more useful I think, and here in the UK most have corrosion issues with the lines!
That said I'd like a new carpet, and don't want a saggy hump bit where the heater isn't!
That said I'd like a new carpet, and don't want a saggy hump bit where the heater isn't!
FrankieJoe14
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See post #4 of this current thread you are reading.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/2413213-post69.html
