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Agreed.
I have the OEM cargo net also.
It's great for "holding" grocery bags, but if I had to stow my loose CAT6 cables & electronics gear and/or lawn tools.. not so good.
Agreed.
I have the OEM cargo net also.
It's great for "holding" grocery bags, but if I had to stow my loose CAT6 cables & electronics gear and/or lawn tools.. not so good.
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Finally found some decent floor liners for half the price of weathertech
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161155100585...84.m1439.l2649
I think I like these better than weathertech, because they're not as stiff and hard which makes them easier to handle if you ever spill any significant amount of water on them. With the weathertech's, you have to be-careful not to spill anything in the floor liner because it's so stiff and bulky that you have to awkwardly angle the floor liner out of the foot well.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161155100585...84.m1439.l2649
I think I like these better than weathertech, because they're not as stiff and hard which makes them easier to handle if you ever spill any significant amount of water on them. With the weathertech's, you have to be-careful not to spill anything in the floor liner because it's so stiff and bulky that you have to awkwardly angle the floor liner out of the foot well.
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Finally don't have to deal with the damn tissue box going all over the place
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221126462402...84.m1439.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221126462402...84.m1439.l2649
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I had to stumble across it in the owners manual one day before I knew what it was 
Well, that's very true. I didn't say it held a LOT of tissue... lol
Well, that's very true. I didn't say it held a LOT of tissue... lol
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Had the Compustar 2 Way Alarm & Remote Start installed last night for $450. Took the shop 4 hours from start to finish.
This is the model I have RF-2W704-SH, but it came with 2 LCD pagers instead of 1.
http://www.compustar.com/remotestart...F-2W704-SH.php
Kit is around $170, extra pager $100, which equates to $180 for 4 hours of labor. After witnessing the nightmare in wires and soldering underneath my dash, I will gladly pay $45/hr for professional labor. They also had a blast with my train horns lol.
I don't see myself needing the DRONE Mobile addons anytime soon. I probably should have opted out of the extra pager as well. They didn't need a spare key fob, because they were able to program their own chip using my master key.
This is the model I have RF-2W704-SH, but it came with 2 LCD pagers instead of 1.
http://www.compustar.com/remotestart...F-2W704-SH.php
Kit is around $170, extra pager $100, which equates to $180 for 4 hours of labor. After witnessing the nightmare in wires and soldering underneath my dash, I will gladly pay $45/hr for professional labor. They also had a blast with my train horns lol.
I don't see myself needing the DRONE Mobile addons anytime soon. I probably should have opted out of the extra pager as well. They didn't need a spare key fob, because they were able to program their own chip using my master key.