Talon Floor plugs

[WI Tommyboy]

What are you guys doing to plug all the holes in the floor? Mainly, the big holes behind the seats and in the floor boards. Also, around the brake pedal cable and spring. Trying to stay dry when running through water and mud.
My Yamy had rubber plugs in the floor board that kept dirt and mud out, but were easily removable to spray it out.

 

[hondatalonr]

black Gorilla tape. Wish there was something better.

 

[Nighthawk]

Flex Seal tape.

 

[Hometeam]

I flex sealed the holes behind the seat in both my Talons. I notice a difference with them plugged...

 

[sspeederr]

Just a FYI I may have a few more projects in the works for 2022 this maybe one of them I may be offering

 

[sspeederr]

I know this is the wrong place for these but heres the krx floor drains I make aswell

 

[fartsalot]

I flex sealed the holes behind the seat in both my Talons. I notice a difference with them plugged..

What was the difference?

 

[WI Tommyboy]

Appreciate your input. I had thought of Gorilla tape but wasn't sure how well it would hold up to spraying, but it's easily replaceable. Never thought of Flex Seal... will take a look at this. Whatever is used on the floor boards will need to be easily removed for spraying it out... Gorilla tape or just duct tape may be the answer here. Honda should put rubber plugs in the floor board holes.

I found a company called McNasty Customz that makes metal floor plates for the big holes behind the seats, for (I think) $69. Not sure how well they work. Anyone have these?

Kind of ridiculous how porous the cab is, from floor and firewall holes, to the huge door gaps. Honda has great engineering. You would think they could do a better job at these simple things.

Maybe I'm just a kitty and should expect to get wet, cold and dirty! 😆

 

[Hometeam]

What was the difference?

It stopped a good amount of the felt steam up the back on water crossings. It cut down on some of the dust but obviously doesn't eliminate it. It worked and I did it a second time when I bought my next one. But there are to many gaps and holes to plug and stop all of it, so I went after the areas I definitely didnt want air or steam coming through and flex sealed those holes. Flex seal tape sticks great!

 

[hondatalonr]

I have not been impressed with Gorilla tapes adhesion. The only thing tough about it is I can not tear it like duct tape. Need to get some flex tape.

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

I have not been impressed with Gorilla tapes adhesion. The only thing tough about it is I can not tear it like duct tape. Need to get some flex tape.

I had the complete opposite experience with the Gorilla tape. I used it to seal up the holes in the dash and rocker where my door hinges and latch used to be and it's still on there and in great shape after a year of racing and many power washings.

 

[Wigglysqiggly]

Appreciate your input. I had thought of Gorilla tape but wasn't sure how well it would hold up to spraying, but it's easily replaceable. Never thought of Flex Seal... will take a look at this. Whatever is used on the floor boards will need to be easily removed for spraying it out... Gorilla tape or just duct tape may be the answer here. Honda should put rubber plugs in the floor board holes.

I found a company called McNasty Customz that makes metal floor plates for the big holes behind the seats, for (I think) $69. Not sure how well they work. Anyone have these?

Kind of ridiculous how porous the cab is, from floor and firewall holes, to the huge door gaps. Honda has great engineering. You would think they could do a better job at these simple things.

Maybe I'm just a kitty and should expect to get wet, cold and dirty! 😆

I have both Mcnasty parts and made a huge difference in heat. The next place of major heat was the shifter area and did the Jeep boot mod and that fix that issue as well