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carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? #1306978
09/19/12 07:12 PM
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what you read

which carpet?
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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306979
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If you want a really great fit ACC is the way to go

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: BulletBob] #1306980
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I got ACC and got a little bit dissapointed around 7 years ago. the molded shape wasn't really accurate and that made me to make wrong cuts, thickness is not the best and now is getting discolorated around sill plates. If I have to go with ACC because there is not a better one, will go with it, but if there is another better or similar option, will try that


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306981
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i've read alot of positive things about this place - http://www.ecsautomotive.com/productdesc.php?co=c&id=68 but that is way to rich for my blood. i have used http://www.legendaryautointeriors.com/ twice and have been very happy with the look and fit.

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306982
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I wasn't real happy with ACC. ECS is supposed to have the best carpet. But at almost $400 maybe you can live with something else.

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: 71birdJ68] #1306983
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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: bonefish] #1306984
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I bought a carpet from Dante. I picked it up at Carlisle. We will be installing it Sat I hope. It was a Trim parts carpet. I laid it in the car before it went to the alignment shop it appeared alittle large around the 4spd hump but we will see when we actually start cutting it to fit. The carpet seems to have plenty of extra material around the edges though. I'll update after we attempt this weekend.

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: bonefish] #1306985
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Quote:

Dante




yeap, like has been said, Dante sells Trim Parts but also ACC ( he has both emblems on website )...and I'm wondering about manufacturers, not vendors.


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: 71birdJ68] #1306986
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I wasn't real happy with ACC. ECS is supposed to have the best carpet. But at almost $400 maybe you can live with something else.




definitelly! I rather preffer to spend $150 each 7 or 8 years which I'll have, than $400 in one transaction just for a carpet, that I don't have.


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306987
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my trim parts carpet for my 71 challenger was not molded properly and has several wrinkles and bumps on the hump in front of the console more so on the passenger side. My installers also had to use some glue on the rear floor in the foot wells to get it to look decent.


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: fireeng] #1306988
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my trim parts carpet for my 71 challenger was not molded properly and has several wrinkles and bumps on the hump in front of the console more so on the passenger side.




my ACC too


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: bonefish] #1306989
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Quote:

Dante



Dante sells Trim Parts and they have no shape. They aren't worth half the price of ACC! I bought an expensive set from Dante for my Barracuda fastback. The Trim Parts carpet did not fit worth a darn and I bought an ACC carpet to see if it would fit any better. It was night and day better! I couldn't give away the Trim Parts and ended up taking it to the landfill. It was a bad experience.

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: RoadRunnerJD] #1306990
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damn, if ACC is way better than Trim Parts, I can't imagine Trim Parts then 'cause I didn't like the ACC I got


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306991
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ECS ship flat

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306992
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I like my ACC it is a little wrinkled in the driver's floor and the surge on the seams sun bleached orangey real fast but the pile is still fresh and it looks/feels good. 4spd a-body.

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: radar] #1306993
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Need to note, it seems Trim Parts carpets are Chrysler licensed



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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: NachoRT74] #1306994
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Need to note, it seems Trim Parts carpets are Chrysler licensed





That doesn't mean anything
That just means that they paid Chrysler a big sum of money for a endorsement like the football players get

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: BulletBob] #1306995
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I'm not very happy with the fit of Trim parts in my 70 Fury. It's _somewhat_ correct, but the bumps for the seat belts are wrong and the back seat area did not have enough carpet behind the 'ledge' up to the seat to cover the floor, I had to graft pieces in. I had to fold the carpet over itself under the sill plates to make the seat belt area reasonable, but that leaves a fold visible.


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Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: furious70] #1306996
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Just installed an ACC in my Lil Red .....fit like a glove, but I did use spray adhesive in areas since I also installed some deadened and insulation.

Spend the extra on mass backing IMO

Re: carpet...ACC or Trim Parts? [Re: 300maximilien] #1306997
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Used an ACC years ago in my Dart. It was black, and faded to that reddish tinge in certain areas within a few years. Fast forward 10 years or so, and Trim Parts was the hot ticket. Talked Dad into one for his Dart. VERY weak stitching on the heel pad! I've never used ECS's, so I can't comment. I wasn't pleased with either of the first two.


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