RichD
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I recently purchased a set of JL floor mats. These are the ones with the red lettering. Doing a little homework I see there is a debate over the drain protrusion. On one hand, the suppliers are lauding this as innovative design. In reality, it appears to be a flaw. The mat flange will not properly seal into the precut floorboard hole, allowing water (in my case corrosive road salt) to enter the cabin and cause rust. A “fix” is to not remove the rubber factory plug and cut off the flange on the mat. Then seal the mat with another set of factory plugs. Has anyone had experience with this? Leaving them as designed, or modifying the mat?
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