akopulko
04-01-2011, 09:58 PM
I thought it may be useful for someone who needs simple solution for cargo net in Accord Euro.
As many people I hate when there is something in the boot producing unnecessary noise during driving and especially when driving via those small roundabouts, so I was looking for cargo net to hold stuff in the boot.
As I found, original Honda cargo net installation would require some drilling to install hooks and I was not willing to do that. it also looks more like the net bag.
By reading Acura forums in US I found that many people are using small cargo net from Nissan 350z in their Acura TSX models.
I did few phone calls to local Nissan dealers and was quoted with some ridiculous price so I went on eBay and found US based seller. At the end I bought this net for $43 delivered, and delivery was quick. Bought on 29/12 received 04/01.
Install was as easy as it could be. Just use 4 d-rings in your boot to hook the net and that is all. I've also got boot cover pad in my car so I just did few little holes in it with dremel to access d-rings.
Here is the pic:
http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/8456/imagenjc.jpg
As many people I hate when there is something in the boot producing unnecessary noise during driving and especially when driving via those small roundabouts, so I was looking for cargo net to hold stuff in the boot.
As I found, original Honda cargo net installation would require some drilling to install hooks and I was not willing to do that. it also looks more like the net bag.
By reading Acura forums in US I found that many people are using small cargo net from Nissan 350z in their Acura TSX models.
I did few phone calls to local Nissan dealers and was quoted with some ridiculous price so I went on eBay and found US based seller. At the end I bought this net for $43 delivered, and delivery was quick. Bought on 29/12 received 04/01.
Install was as easy as it could be. Just use 4 d-rings in your boot to hook the net and that is all. I've also got boot cover pad in my car so I just did few little holes in it with dremel to access d-rings.
Here is the pic:
http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/8456/imagenjc.jpg