my logic was that i definitely need floor liners first. i was looking at the weathertech hp series because everyone raves about them but then i saw the husky liners x-act contour and they look a bit more rubbery which i think i prefer over that hard plastic feel of the weathertechs. has anyone tried both? i dont want my feet sliding around when they are wet.

also that center console is basically just a giant black hole. i was looking at those vehicle organized solutions (salex) grid things to actually separate my stuff or just getting one of those cheap drop in trays from amazon. the salex ones look way sturdier but they are like double the price. then i saw some guys talking about the rough country seat covers too since i have the cloth seats and i spill coffee literally every morning. im basically looking at:

• weathertech hp liners vs husky x-act


• salex console organizer vs cheap amazon tray


• rough country seat covers

what do you guys think is the better play for a daily driver? focus on the mats and the console or skip the console and get better seat covers? i need to pull the trigger by friday before a big camping trip...

I’ve already been looking at the standard stuff like the WeatherTech HP liners since the factory carpet mats are a joke for real work. But I’m seeing all these weird specific things like center console organizers that divide that massive deep bin—which honestly seems like a black hole right now—and screen protectors for the 13.4 inch display. Does anyone actually use those or do they just cause glare? I've got about a thousand bucks set aside for kitting this thing out before our first big camping trip next month. I want it to stay looking new but still be functional for a guy who actually uses his truck. What are the must-have interior mods that actually fit the refresh interior well? I dont want cheap junk that rattles or slides around. Anyone found a good under-seat storage solution that doesnt cost a fortune?

I did some digging online and saw a lot of people talking about the Stage 3 aero kits with the big wickerbill spoiler but then I read on another forum that it actually adds way too much drag on the straights and might mess with the balance if I don't have the front splitter dialed in perfectly... its all a bit confusing. Some guys swear by the LG Motorsports cooling hood as a necessity for track guys in hot climates but others say it's totally overkill unless you're a pro driver. I'm just a weekend warrior with about a $5,000 budget for now. I want the car to look mean but it actually needs to perform and not just be for car shows.

Should I be looking into better underbody diffusers or just stick to the standard wing and splitter combo for now? Trying to get everything ordered and on the car before the season really kicks off in mid-September.

I looked at WeatherTech because thats what everyone says to get but I heard they can get stiff and curl up at the edges after a summer of heat? Then someone mentioned Husky Liners but there are like three different versions and I cant tell which one actually covers the hump in the back properly for the kids. I have about 250 bucks to spend and I need these to actually stay put because I hate when they slide toward the pedals. My main concerns are:

• full door sill coverage so mud doesnt go under


• something that uses the factory retention clips properly


• a material that isnt super slippery when wet

Does anyone know if the X-act Contour or the WeatherTech HP series actually fits the 2024 floor pan better? I dont want to spend a fortune just to have my carpet stained by salt and muck next month. What are you guys actually using that doesnt feel like cheap hard plastic...

The back is just this big empty plastic and carpet space and it feels like everything just flies everywhere when I turn. I saw some nets and those folding bin things online but I'm worried they wont fit the EV version right because the floor looks different than the gas ones. Im in Seattle and do a lot of grocery runs and have about 150 bucks to spend on this right now. Does anyone have any specific brands they like that actually fit?

The intake looks amazing but my logic was that the cats might actually give me more usable power for the money even if it messes with the warranty a bit. My budget is capped at like 4k for now. I also looked at the Z07 style wing but I'm worried it's overkill for my skill level right now. What do you guys think is the best bang for your buck for a weekend warrior?

I saw people online swear by WeatherTech liners but then I read a thread saying the newer Chevy floor liners actually fit better and look more stock. Also looked into those center console tray inserts since that huge bin is just a black hole right now, but some of the cheap ones look like they might rattle. I've got about $500 for initial upgrades. What are the absolute must-have interior accessories you guys recommend?