🛠 1/3/22 Build Week Group

[RideEmCowboy]

My bronco is on the truck and on its way to the dealer! It’s only an hour drive.

Congratulations!! Did it finally show up in palsapp or United?

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[Cat]

My bronco is on the truck and on its way to the dealer! It’s only an hour drive.

Wooo-HOOO!! on a scale of 1-10...just how excited are you?

Come on...tell us how you really feel!

 

[buzzcutt2]

My bronco is on the truck and on its way to the dealer! It’s only an hour drive.

Lucky...mine is still waiting only an hour away for a truck, since 1/30.

 

[RideEmCowboy]

Lucky...mine is still waiting only an hour away for a truck, since 1/30.

Same. Since 1/27. Railyard Limbo. There's a page on the spreadsheet for us.

 

[Tarheel_Wes]

wanted to get some input/ideas from this group, since we are clearly superior....ha.

So, I just got my Husky X-act floor liners. The fronts are perfect...Perfect.

But, as others have mentioned, the rears on the wash-outs floors seem to stick up a little bit by the door sills......

See this thread: and the two photos from that thread. Mine looks the same.

Any ideas for how to maybe tack those down where they are raised? 3M? Hook and Loop?

@Alvin Olson
@daddycreswell
@Tank
@pr0xy
@Jazer

You guys all seems creative/handy......

It's not a huge deal, but wished they fit like the front. Seems Husky overlooked the wash out flooring for the rears when they molded these for the bronco.


https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/pics-husky-weatherbeater-liners-with-washout-floor.31526/

 

[Panmort]

Congratulations!! Did it finally show up in palsapp or United?

It showed up as inactive when I searched on 1/30 when it shipped. After it was unloaded from the train it showed on my dealer’s list as pending.

Wooo-HOOO!! on a scale of 1-10...just how excited are you?

Come on...tell us how you really feel!

Definitely a 10, haha, just waiting to hear when I’ll be able to pick it up now.

Lucky...mine is still waiting only an hour away for a truck, since 1/30.

I got lucky since there were only a few other cars waiting.

 

[Jazer]

wanted to get some input/ideas from this group, since we are clearly superior....ha.

So, I just got my Husky X-act floor liners. The fronts are perfect...Perfect.

But, as others have mentioned, the rears on the wash-outs floors seem to stick up a little bit by the door sills......

See this thread: and the two photos from that thread. Mine looks the same.

Any ideas for how to maybe tack those down where they are raised? 3M? Hook and Loop?

@Alvin Olson
@daddycreswell
@Tank
@pr0xy
@Jazer

You guys all seems creative/handy......

It's not a huge deal, but wished they fit like the front. Seems Husky overlooked the wash out flooring for the rears when they molded these for the bronco.


https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/pics-husky-weatherbeater-liners-with-washout-floor.31526/

I appreciate that you acknowledged me for input!

This is part of why I went with Ford’s for the floors & cargo. Perfect fitment AND the horse logos, lol!

We have a gorgeous sunny day here in NC. Can you put it out in the sun with a weight of some sort on it? It’s possible it just needs to settle into position? Maybe over time it will settle as well.

That’s what I’d try first, and give it a little time - but worse case, you could also use a small piece of some self-adhesive velcro maybe and just velcro it down. This way you could remove it easily, and since adhesive can be easily cleaned up, if you ever didnt want it there it wouldn’t have any lasting effects.

 

[Tarheel_Wes]

I appreciate that you acknowledged me for input!

This is part of why I went with Ford’s for the floors & cargo. Perfect fitment AND the horse logos, lol!

We have a gorgeous sunny day here in NC. Can you put it out in the sun with a weight of some sort on it? It’s possible it just needs to settle into position? Maybe over time it will settle as well.

That’s what I’d try first, and give it a little time - but worse case, you could also use a small piece of some self-adhesive velcro maybe and just velcro it down. This way you could remove it easily, and since adhesive can be easily cleaned up, if you ever didnt want it there it wouldn’t have any lasting effects.

Yea, that's a good idea. The only reason I went with these over the Ford for the rear is that they are the one piece, which I love....but if it annoys me too much I may just trade the rears for the Ford ones.

The front Husky's are perfect.

 

[Jazer]

Yea, that's a good idea. The only reason I went with these over the Ford for the rear is that they are the one piece, which I love....but if it annoys me too much I may just trade the rears for the Ford ones.

The front Husky's are perfect.

This is how my rear one sits. Excuse the lighting. It's in the garage and I had to use the flash. This is the passenger side rear. It seems the Husky liners just go too far over or something.

 

[Jazer]

Also - the Ford ones are only 2 piece. The drivers side has the middle bump, and then it sits neatly behind the passenger side one. I would have preferred one piece, but this probably allows for ever so slight adjustments from car to car.

 

[Tarheel_Wes]

This is how my rear one sits. Excuse the lighting. It's in the garage and I had to use the flash. This is the passenger side rear. It seems the Husky liners just go too far over or something.

Yea, that's nice....my front ones are like that. Exact cut. Seems Husky just forgot to test the rears with wash-outs. They apparently fit perfect on carpeted ones.

 

[daddycreswell]

wanted to get some input/ideas from this group, since we are clearly superior....ha.

So, I just got my Husky X-act floor liners. The fronts are perfect...Perfect.

But, as others have mentioned, the rears on the wash-outs floors seem to stick up a little bit by the door sills......

See this thread: and the two photos from that thread. Mine looks the same.

Any ideas for how to maybe tack those down where they are raised? 3M? Hook and Loop?

@Alvin Olson
@daddycreswell
@Tank
@pr0xy
@Jazer

You guys all seems creative/handy......

It's not a huge deal, but wished they fit like the front. Seems Husky overlooked the wash out flooring for the rears when they molded these for the bronco.


https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/pics-husky-weatherbeater-liners-with-washout-floor.31526/

Might try taking a sharp razor blade and cut the "teeth" off and see if it seats better. I think that is what is causing it to stick up. Might have to do the whole back of it a disc sander would make quick work of it, and then if you are worried about them slipping, I'd put some industrial grade velcro on the bottom of the lip and the door jam.

 

[Cat]

wanted to get some input/ideas from this group, since we are clearly superior....ha.

So, I just got my Husky X-act floor liners. The fronts are perfect...Perfect.

But, as others have mentioned, the rears on the wash-outs floors seem to stick up a little bit by the door sills......

See this thread: and the two photos from that thread. Mine looks the same.

Any ideas for how to maybe tack those down where they are raised? 3M? Hook and Loop?

@Alvin Olson
@daddycreswell
@Tank
@pr0xy
@Jazer

You guys all seems creative/handy......

It's not a huge deal, but wished they fit like the front. Seems Husky overlooked the wash out flooring for the rears when they molded these for the bronco.


https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/pics-husky-weatherbeater-liners-with-washout-floor.31526/

Heat gun to, "remold", it?

 

[Jazer]

Yea, that's nice....my front ones are like that. Exact cut. Seems Husky just forgot to test the rears with wash-outs. They apparently fit perfect on carpeted ones.

Oooh maybe that is why then. Sorry mine is carpeted obv so your experience may even be different with the Ford ones?

 

[Tarheel_Wes]

Heat gun to, "remold", it?

great idea as well. Thank you.

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