Hello,

I have neatened up my log of my noise killer installation, for those interested.

here:

My link

Hello,

I have neatened up my log of my noise killer installation, for those interested.

here:

My link

What engine do you have?

What engine do you have?

I have the 170 CR ( 09 LE)

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/130332-a-few-of-you-have-been-waiting-for-this-cr-170-curve/

For the curves.

looks very good and easier than I first thought!

One question you mentioned not having to lift the carpet on drivers footwell, this mean it just sits on top of existing carpet?

Many Thanks

BIG Nick

looks very good and easier than I first thought!

One question you mentioned not having to lift the carpet on drivers footwell, this mean it just sits on top of existing carpet?

Many Thanks

BIG Nick

Hi, sorry for the delay, I lost the post

Yup, on the drivers side it fits atop the carpet, but is completely hidden by the mat - so no biggy, really.

By far the trickiest bit, but far easier than I thought, is clicking off & on the plastic edge trim holding the carpets in place. it's worth chalking / penning marks on before you rip it off so you know exactly where it overlaps and sits when you replace it.

Hi, sorry for the delay, I lost the post

Yup, on the drivers side it fits atop the carpet, but is completely hidden by the mat - so no biggy, really.

By far the trickiest bit, but far easier than I thought, is clicking off & on the plastic edge trim holding the carpets in place. it's worth chalking / penning marks on before you rip it off so you know exactly where it overlaps and sits when you replace it.

Hi, I have just received my Noisekiller kit and am installing the rear footwell pads but am having a nightmare getting the door side vertical carpet back up under the trim, I see from your photos that you have managed to unclip a piece of trim which would help a lot but it seem pretty well stuck down, is there a knack as I don't want to damage my new motor.

Edit: A mechanic friend of mine came round and a firm tug of the trim does the trick, I tried to be gentle and it won't work, wheel well lined, mats on the rear footwells and the boot done so far, hope that does the trick.

Thanks

Edited 26 March, 201115 yr by AjH_vRS