The carpet kits I install are 90% ACC. Just seems to work out that way. They usually fit pretty good. There's been the odd one over the years that seemed off.
I don't like the way that the jute pad is glued down on some kits. No matter what Co. makes them. It's always kinda what I would call halfassed. Or made with the bottom line as the final say on quality.
Only prob is that the heel pad is sewn through that jute. So I'll pull the all jute off except for where the heel pad is & reglue it back to the carpet so that it conforms to the carpet better.
There's other things that can be done to get a perfect fit too. Need heat (from the back) to soften up the carpet a bit. Steam is the best choice. A heat gun'll work, too.
And some good glue.
Patience helps. Test fit, check & re-check the position of the carpet to make sure it's right. Alignment marks can be made with ordinary average blackboard chalk. The centers from front to back & side to side are the most important.
Here's something that'll save you some time & frustration. Replace all the blots for the seats, seat belts, etc., back into the floor before you do the final install. Then you just have to feel for them, instead of having to hunt for them with a sharp pokey thing. Or having to crawl underneath & poke a screwdriver or whatever up through. Just cut an 'X' on top of the bolts with a blade to open up the carpet. Then you can trim the holes to size. No holes too big this way!
They make each set to order. Call the 800 # & ask if they'll make a set without the H/P
http://accmats.com/Commerce/Search.aspx
There's a good joke in there somewhere but I'm too lazy to find it right now. Maybe Skylark can do the honors.
