[motorjock205]

Well, I ordered the KR Trunk liner a few weeks ago and it finally arrived yesterday, so I decided to mount it this morning. I had heard that there might be a few issues with where the drilling needed to be done in order to miss a few rectangular cut outs in the trunk, so I did a trial fit several times before finally drilling. There are actually four (4) rectangular cutouts in the trunk and you need to be sure to drill right above them in order for the push pins to grab...if you get the pin in the rectangular cutout, it won't hold the liner.
The four places where you need to be careful are the two outside pins in the middle and the two inside pins on the piece near the top.

I know how everyone is about pictures, so here are a few...

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The wife's new 2010 GT came with the liner from Ford, and it just made me realize that this is something that should have been done a long time ago...

This post has been edited by motorjock205: 13 November 2009 - 07:38 AM

[EL SHELBY]

Looks great. I've been eyeing that one myself.

[motorjock205]

EL SHELBY, on Nov 13 2009, 10:21 AM, said:

Looks great. I've been eyeing that one myself.

Go for it! It's a cheap mod that makes the trunk look finished.

[carnut12]

Installed mine over the weekend, ordered the Shelby GT500 Letters to go on it as well.

Looks Great, just like mine!!!!!!!!

[WildAzCat]

I really like how that finishes off the trunk. Plus SAI was selling them at a smoke'n price.

[ndwhitehorse]

do you notice any reduction in road noise ...with our without the seat down?

[SGT/SC2873]

looks great Carl! Craig

[motorjock205]

ndwhitehorse, on Nov 15 2009, 08:13 PM, said:

do you notice any reduction in road noise ...with our without the seat down?

I does seem to quiet things down just a tad...I rarely run with the rear seat down.

[JeffIsHereToo]

Anyone that wants to do this but not as talented, like me, my local body shop charged me about $60 to install. FYI!

[blueovalkid]

I installed my KR trunk lid liner today and its looks great. The underside of the trunk lid is an eyesore when open, without something on it.
I used a Unibit to drill the holes for my liner and I really think its the way to go. Nice smooth holes and you dont have to worry about hitting the underside of your decklid. Here is the Unibit I used in case you are not familiar with them.
http://www.northernt...07296_200307296

Lastly I removed a CDC Detail Corral that I had installed on the car to install the KR piece. I will let it go for $100 shipped to the lower 48. Like new condition. If you are interested PM me.
http://www.classicde.../...etail&p=123

[FordRocks1]

Looks good!!!

[Shelby2809]

Looks really good, I think that will be on my order list here shortly, thanks for the pictures!

[andrewnagle1964]

Shelby2809, on Nov 16 2009, 08:56 PM, said:

Looks really good, I think that will be on my order list here shortly, thanks for the pictures!

Get it now for 20% off (if you are a Team Shelby Member), I just ordered mine tonight

KR Trunk Liner

Got it for $70 including ground UPS

Take Care
Andrew

[motorjock205]

JeffIsHereToo, on Nov 16 2009, 02:12 PM, said:

Anyone that wants to do this but not as talented, like me, my local body shop charged me about $60 to install. FYI!

OUCH! Did they provide the Vaseline or did you have to bring that too???

[FordFan1]

The KR units are very well priced, but if someone wants something custom check out Grand Design Mats...
http://www.granddesi....com/index.html

Here are some installation instructions on youtube for the Grand Design Mats
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=WwGx9BRZa0E

Call Phil for quotes on custom orders

This post has been edited by FordFan1: 16 November 2009 - 07:52 PM

[JeffIsHereToo]

motorjock205, on Nov 16 2009, 10:22 PM, said:

OUCH! Did they provide the Vaseline or did you have to bring that too???

I though that was pretty good considering the time it takes to do it right and the danger involved for someone like me using power tools!

BTW: The bill was actually $56.00 but still.

[motorjock205]

JeffIsHereToo, on Nov 16 2009, 09:55 PM, said:

I though that was pretty good considering the time it takes to do it right and the danger involved for someone like me using power tools!

BTW: The bill was actually $56.00 but still.

I guess I just enjoy doing things myself instead of paying someone else to do it for me. But I also understand that it is easy to screw things up too... It took me all of about 20 minutes and that was just because I was being careful to make sure I was drilling in the right place above the rectangular cut outs so that the liner would secure properly. Now if I can ever find another job and save enough money for a super charger, I'm sure I'd probably have to have someone do that for me....well, actually, I think I could handle the install myself, but I don't have access to a dyno out here in West Texas so I could get it tuned just right...maybe put it on myself, load the tune, and drive it gingerly to Quantum Performance and have them dyno tune it for me....that sounds like a deal!

[JeffIsHereToo]

motorjock205, on Nov 17 2009, 08:27 AM, said:

I guess I just enjoy doing things myself instead of paying someone else to do it for me. But I also understand that it is easy to screw things up too... It took me all of about 20 minutes and that was just because I was being careful to make sure I was drilling in the right place above the rectangular cut outs so that the liner would secure properly. Now if I can ever find another job and save enough money for a super charger, I'm sure I'd probably have to have someone do that for me....well, actually, I think I could handle the install myself, but I don't have access to a dyno out here in West Texas so I could get it tuned just right...maybe put it on myself, load the tune, and drive it gingerly to Quantum Performance and have them dyno tune it for me....that sounds like a deal!

When you find that other job to save for a SC let me know! But look at it this way, we have something to look forward to!

[andrewnagle1964]

andrewnagle1964, on Nov 16 2009, 09:19 PM, said:

Get it now for 20% off (if you are a Team Shelby Member), I just ordered mine tonight

KR Trunk Liner

Got it for $70 including ground UPS

Take Care
Andrew

It came in today and it is really gonna look great, I will post pictures once installed.

Carl thanks for the heads up on this item

Andrew

[DrKSGT]

motorjock205, on Nov 13 2009, 10:30 AM, said:

Well, I ordered the KR Trunk liner a few weeks ago and it finally arrived yesterday, so I decided to mount it this morning. I had heard that there might be a few issues with where the drilling needed to be done in order to miss a few rectangular cut outs in the trunk, so I did a trial fit several times before finally drilling. There are actually four (4) rectangular cutouts in the trunk and you need to be sure to drill right above them in order for the push pins to grab...if you get the pin in the rectangular cutout, it won't hold the liner.
The four places where you need to be careful are the two outside pins in the middle and the two inside pins on the piece near the top.

I know how everyone is about pictures, so here are a few...

Thank you for the suggestions as I was one earlier this summer with concern about one of the holes trying to go into a rectangular hole.
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I did a little Persuasion to get the one that was missing the hole to match the other side that appeared good. Once I got the six in the vertical surface around the locking mechanism in, the remaining nine were pretty simple.

I pinned the six and drilled through the holes in the liner - stop device I have for the 1/4" bit is large and very smooth. Drilling slow did not leave marks in the felt. Hardest part with pins in was moving liner enough to paint the holes so I do not get rust.

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DrKSGT