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Dyna Matted My Trunk.
#21
I used zee brownbread and Edead V1 and Edead V3 for the roof. and tight areas. Completley changed the sound in my car. use it in the doors especially. you'll have alot more midbass.
05 Altima SE-R
98 Grand Cherokee 5.9: Flowmaster; K&N
05 300C 5.7: Sold
99 Civic SIR: Sold
03 Focus SVT: Sold
01 Focus ZX3: Sold
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#22
scoobasteve,Jun 20 2005, 10:57 AM Wrote:I used zee brownbread and Edead V1 and Edead V3 for the roof. and tight areas.  Completley changed the sound in my car. use it in the doors especially. you'll have alot more midbass.
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If you have any extra Steve, can you bring it to the BBQ... I'll buy it off of you.
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#23
I have some extra, I still havent finished my car yet though. How much do you think you'll need?
05 Altima SE-R
98 Grand Cherokee 5.9: Flowmaster; K&N
05 300C 5.7: Sold
99 Civic SIR: Sold
03 Focus SVT: Sold
01 Focus ZX3: Sold
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#24
scoobasteve,Jun 20 2005, 12:09 PM Wrote:I have some extra, I still havent finished my car yet though. How much do you think you'll need?
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My next job will be the front doors.
I dunno how much that would require.
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#25
It depends if you plan to do the inner door, outer skin (behind door panel) or both. doors take a surprising amount of dynamat.
05 Altima SE-R
98 Grand Cherokee 5.9: Flowmaster; K&N
05 300C 5.7: Sold
99 Civic SIR: Sold
03 Focus SVT: Sold
01 Focus ZX3: Sold
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#26
scoobasteve,Jun 20 2005, 02:32 PM Wrote:It depends if you plan to do the inner door,  outer skin (behind door panel) or both.  doors take a surprising amount of dynamat.
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Just a bit on the inner door. (behind the panels)
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#27
I'm pretty sure I have 5 or 10 Sqft i can spare. I'll bring it by the bbq.
05 Altima SE-R
98 Grand Cherokee 5.9: Flowmaster; K&N
05 300C 5.7: Sold
99 Civic SIR: Sold
03 Focus SVT: Sold
01 Focus ZX3: Sold
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#28
if anybody is still looking for good sound deadening material there is B-Quiet out of Regina, I've heard from a few people that this stuff is as good as Dynamat but it's cheaper, and since B-Quiet is in Canada no customs fees for those on here that are boycotting UPS and you won't have to pay PST just the GST and shipping.

B-Quiet Sound Deadening

Laterz :)
1972 Austin Mini | 1989 Mini30 | 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS
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#29
scoobasteve,Jun 20 2005, 03:59 PM Wrote:I'm pretty sure I have 5 or 10 Sqft i can spare. I'll bring it by the bbq.
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How much do you want for it????
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#30
0 Dont worry about it :)
05 Altima SE-R
98 Grand Cherokee 5.9: Flowmaster; K&N
05 300C 5.7: Sold
99 Civic SIR: Sold
03 Focus SVT: Sold
01 Focus ZX3: Sold
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#31
ANTHONYD,Jun 18 2005, 09:33 PM Wrote:2. Cut down the vibrations to the point where I can't hear any buzzing at all from inside the car. Absolutely none. (After some investigating, we were able to get the spoiler to stop dancing.)

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question how did you stop it from shaking mine makes too much rumble and i have 2-1/2 inch foam in the trunk also
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#32
scoobasteve,Jun 21 2005, 05:47 PM Wrote:0 Dont worry about it  :)
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SOLD!

Thanks Steve.

Try not to forget it! :lol:
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#33
haha, id say i'd put it in my car tonight. but its still broken :(
05 Altima SE-R
98 Grand Cherokee 5.9: Flowmaster; K&N
05 300C 5.7: Sold
99 Civic SIR: Sold
03 Focus SVT: Sold
01 Focus ZX3: Sold
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