Mopar or Husky Floor Mat? Opinions??

[bdaniel]

I want to get a floor mat for the rear of my Quad Cab 2000. Geno's has Husky and Mopar mats. I want something that traps the dirt so I can dump it every week or so. Husky sounds like what I want.

Does anyone have either one and have an opinion to share.

Thanks,
Bobby

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2000, Driftwood, 2500, automatic, 3. 54, 2WD, LWB, SLT, Quad Cab, most of the options, Grover air horns, no muffler, Banks Git Kit, ISSPRO guages, tow 5500lb 28'x8' Aerolite TT and two small boys.

 

[Blue Goat]

The new Husky's have nubs on the bottom to prevent sliding. I have them in my 2001QC front and back.

 

[dresslered]

You might check out the posts on the Fox Weatherboots. I love mine! They're expensive but worth it.
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David Dressler
2001 Driftwood 3500 Quad Cab 4x4, 155 inch WB, HO Cummins (ETH), 6-Speed (DEE), SLT+, 3. 54 LSD, Camper Special, Trailer Tow, Heated Leather, Sliding Window, Jacob's E-Brake, Rhino Liner, VDO Vision (pyro, boost, engine + diff. temp. ), Weather Guard Diamond Plate Saddle Box, Tork Lift camper tie-downs, Mag-Hytec, Mopar Tow Hooks, AND functional Halo light!
Bigfoot 3000 10. 11 Slide-in Camper. "Do it in a Dually"

 

[QRTRHRS]

Perhaps the Husky's have longer nubs then the ones I bought about 18 months ago. Mine have nubs but need that plastic antiskid material underneath to keep them in place. They do a good job on collecting crud.

 

[Scollins]

There are two different styles from Husky: floor liners and floor mats. The liners have the raised edge, but not much in middle. The mats have deep grooves that collect dirt and water. I have the Husky mats, and I really like them. I am a little disappointed with the passenger side though, as I feel it is a shade on the small side. If you go with Husky, be sure to specify liners or mats, as they are quite different.

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Scott Collins
'98 Ram 2500 4x4 12 Valve Cummins. Slightly BOMBed! #ad

Renton, WA

[This message has been edited by Scollins (edited 02-13-2001). ]

 

[Guest00]

I have the huskie liners up font but did not get the rear cuz I did not know if they will fit with the factory under seat storage bin.
Any one know ?????

 

[Big MAK]

Was picking up some parts at Dodge and asked if they had the "slush mat/s" for the rear, they did. $76 and it's the full width of the back seat and fits like a glove. Nice and heavy, deep groves to collect the goo. Great Idea! Bought it.

 

[Bigsaint]

I have the Husky liners front and rear(quad cab) and I am very happy with them. If I had to do it again I think the gray would be a better color to hide the dirt, especially in winter with the road salt, the black shows all.

Scott W.

[This message has been edited by Bigsaint (edited 02-13-2001). ]

 

[RankRam]

Without a doubt Husky mats front and rear they work very well...

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99 2500 QC SB 4x4 5sp 3. 54 LSD 285/75/16 Rancho 9000s A. R. E. Camper Shell etc. etc.

 

[JKloppe]

I also have husky liners and love them. They will keep your carpet looking new for years.
The Black color liners are very hard to keep clean. FYI

 

[Big MAK]

The Husky mats are good, the Mopar are better. The Mopars have deep ribs so the water/gunk is under the surface your feet are touching; whereas the Husky's are flat with ridges around the outside (which leaves your feet in the puddle). The Mopars are also very heavy so they don't slide around like the Husky's.

JMO, but I had Husky's, now they're laying on the garage floor, and I'm using my Mopars (3 years).

Unless the design has changed since then...

The Mopar mats have a Rams head logo and they look like they belong in the truck. Even a little peg to 'lock' the drivers side mat in position on the carpet.

I suspect the Mopars are a-lot more expensive then the Husky's; unless they aren't the ones I have from 3 yrs ago.

OOOPS, for the rear,,,, dunno. The above is a comparison for the front.

You can see a mopar mat portion in my interior shot:
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I think the Mopars are available for the rear but I don't have any experience with them, but ribbed is better #ad
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Big MAK
98. 5 ISB 5spd 4x4 Quad Cab 3500, 275s and Original PowerMax
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[This message has been edited by Mark Kitchell (edited 02-13-2001). ]

 

[Blue Goat]

The Husky liner will fit in the rear with the factory storage bin. Remove the bin. Put in the liner. Reinstalling the bin takes a little work. One has to push down hard on the bin to get the bolts back in, but it can be done.

 

[John]

I have the ribbed Mopar slush mats (front and rear) as shown in the pic Mark posted. These mats can be purchased in the color coordinated interior colors (in my case Agate) which look and serve very well. A little spendy... but worth it. He!! the truck was over 30k... it's just a drop in the bucket. BTW, the rear mat is a single, stretching across the entire rear floor area.

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[Evan A. Beck]

The Mopars are the best, without a doubt. I looked into the Husky liners, but they were too stiff and plastic-like. I like the Mopar ones because they are 100% rubber, and contour to any surface. Well worth the extra cash. #ad

 

[RKohn]

Hey Mark,

You need to mount a few more things in there, you can still see part of the dash. #ad


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Y2K Red Stealth Sport 2500 4X4 QC SLT+, 5-spd, 3. 54 anti-spin, 265-75-16 LTX’s (There ain’t no such thing as options, cause ya gotta have it all, including: DC’s dead cow/vinyl interior and don’t stop anti-lock brakes. ) Stock, but not for long. Oops, too late. What silencer ring? (More fun than my 98 SST)

 

[Oly]

I've got the Fox Weatherboots also. I like them better than the Huskys because the water runs out the door. Holding the water in so it can slosh onto the carpet when you're out playing really sucks.

Just my opinion

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Keep the shiny side up!
'97 360 B1500 Sport
'69 Charger
'93 Superglide

 

[lawdog]

Fox Weather boots, are the only way to go... . just my $0. 02

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2000 QC SHORT BED 4X4, 24 VALVE W/ 275 HP INJECTORS, 3. 54 GEARS W/ POSI, AUTO, BLACK WITH EVERYTHING EXCEPT LEATHER,285/75R16 KELLY SAFARI AWR, RAIDER NOMAD CAB HIGH CAP,FACTORY RAZ STEREO W/ STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS, KENWOOD 848 AMP, KENWOOD EXCELON 6X9 IN DOORS AND KENWOOD EXCELON 6IN. ROUND DUAL-MAGS IN REAR DOORS, MTX FACTORY FIT BOX W/ 2-10"SUBS UNDER REAR SEAT

2001 ARCTIC CAT ZR800 TWIN LE BLACK...

 

[rich m]

you could just hold off for about 15-20 years and then the rust-holes will allow direct drainage onto the road #ad

I personally like the Walmart cheapies that have the Tazmanian Devil emblazoned onto them

 

[Ramtuf1]

Husky Liners both front and back and bridge piece on front hump. Great for trapping mud/water as I hunt. Lift front out and dump H2O out. Rinse mud off. Not much movement as have nubs to hold in place. Good product at right price...

2001, 3500, Flam Red Quad Cab, 4x4, 4. 10 ratio, Access Roll Cover, Line-X BL, Brush Guard, Uniden CB, RS scanner, "RAMTUF" plates, Terry 24. 5 5th wheel