I just read a post in 8thgencivic and i seen a pic of 07 floor mats with si written in them i am def buying those soon those are the mats that ive been looking for WOOT !

 

wtf dang 06

 

dealerships will charge a grip for them too

 

I'll check pricing on them bitches tomorrow and let you guys know how much they go for

 

TY very much !

 

Seems a bunch of us are going to the all weather honda mat on 07's. There should be plenty of the "SI" carpet mats available as they are changed. Fairly new mats should be pretty cheap....will just take a little time.

 

Oh well, VSA, Si stitched floormats...why don't they just add a turbo and complete the quest to **** off '06 owners?

 

****'s

 

Damn and I just bought my rubber floor mats
that say "civic" on it.


Preparing for the rainy season in the bay area.

 

me too.........but for the snow in ny

 

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VSA.. who cares, you don't need a computer to help you drive if you already know how.

Stitched mats, goto an embroidery shop with the SI logo on a disc, viola SI mats for like $25

Turbo, yes...yes that would **** some people off.

 

List is $200 on the 07 Si floormat set (front and rear). If you know someone you might be able to get a deal but that's alot of money for some mats.

 

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+1

 

all weather mats &gt; mat with logo or NOT that will have a hole worn in it after 2 months

 

Floor mats get dirty either way you look at it. Not worth replacing.

 

I love my all weather black mats. Nice material

 

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VSA.. who cares, you don't need a computer to help you drive if you already know how. </TD></TR></TABLE>

You have researched VSA, have seen factual data on accident rates, and understand what it does, correct?

It has nothing to do with knowing how to drive.

 

I was thinking on getting these from e-bay

 

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cheap mats = color coming off on shoes

 

I would not get those

 

TTIWWOP... post tjem!

 

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It has nothing to do with knowing how to drive.</TD></TR></TABLE>

http://world.honda.com/news/1997/t970702d.html

Looks to me like all that can be avoided by just being a good driver, and not being a moron...

 

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x2 - Looks like it is for people who have low driving skill. Either way, if it keeps everyone being a little safer I am all for it.

I wonder how well it works though.

 

Not bad...a Honda release from 1997.

Here is some real information that contains all the benefits and reasons for stability assist.

http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/stati...A.pdf

You are forgetting the fact that you don't control as much as you think you do as a driver. Road surfaces, bad weather, panic, attention lapses, other drivers, and a myriad of other conditions take the driver's skill totally out of the equation.

Simply put, VSA cuts down on accidents, injuries and expands the capacity for correcting human error, which there is more than enough of.

 

Ok, I am getting confused by this thread.

What does VSA have to do with Floor mat that have a "SI" stitched on them? Are there 2 different discussions going on, or am I just missing the boat?

Thanks