Speed Inc. lightweight carpet
Here is how i looked at it. When i installed my cage i wanted to offset the weight of the cage on the inside of the car. Between the carpet, race seats, removing the back seat and seat belts all the way around. I came pretty close. I was lucky enough to find someone going back to stock that needed the factory carpet and mine was already precut for the cage. Id do it again.
Here is how i looked at it. When i installed my cage i wanted to offset the weight of the cage on the inside of the car. Between the carpet, race seats, removing the back seat and seat belts all the way around. I came pretty close. I was lucky enough to find someone going back to stock that needed the factory carpet and mine was already precut for the cage. Id do it again.
Is yours the Speed Inc?
I already had no back seats or seatbelts and already had race seats. So if I want to get back down to my "pre cage" weight, some other stuff is going to have to come out.
Yeah, most events require carpet in the interior for the class I would run.
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My carpet was from Speed. I had the car gutted for the cage and took my time getting it back together right. The only thing on the inside i didnt do at the time was HVAC and Airbags. I have recently dont both of them, if i had to do it all over again i would have done that at the same time as well.
I use to work in 16th CAV now i am back in 1st ATB.
Todd
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If it's just for cosmetic and not for weight reduction, I'd get stock. This one doesn't fit well, so that's a cosmetic ding.
I would imagine the year one carpet would fit fairly well, they're usually good about QC.
Last edited by Jon @ Speed Inc; Dec 1, 2005 at 10:10 AM.


