Kiljaedoen

Im going to redo my trunk, mainly because i fried one of my subs the other day.

I want to dynamat the trunk, what should i use? is dynamat the best? i see stuff on ebay, brown bread, deadliner, and dynamat

are any of these better than the other?
how much do i need to do the floor both sides the lid and the back speaker deck?

and damn no one on ebay has the kicker l7's that are not refurbs
they are waiting for the new shiny ones to come out

any tips on how to go about this would be much appreiciated

THANKS

TeamBlurryCL

brown bread

wakeboardfusion

isnt it called wheat bread??

dennis

Use dynamat extreme.

dennis

baka_t

Dyno and spray foam insulation.

TeamBlurryCL

hey it weighs alot less than dynamat. our cars already weigh alot. why weigh it down more than you have to? plus it was recommended by honda tuning for street tuned cars because it's light weight

dennis

Dynamat extreme-

requires no heating at all, unlike brown bread...

requires only one layer, unlike brown bread which suggests 2 for optimum performance...

Odor free...

Better damping capability and damping range...

Higher effective ranges in the heat and cold.

proaudio22

How much weight are you really gonna save? If you are concerned about 20lbs, you shouldn't have a bumping stereo in your car anyway.

Dynamat Extreme is my pick. Get a good roller.

TeamBlurryCL

http://www.b-quiet.com/compare.html

and you wrong about the acoustic loss factor in heat and cold. there's not much of a difference. it is also easier for brown break to form to shapes because it has to be heated. it will form to dips, curves, and everything else. it is also a cleaner install. once you put dynamat on that's it. with brown bread you can place it perfectly before you heat it so that it is exactly where you want. price is also something you should look at: brown bread is 2.17 per square foot, as where dynamat is 5.42 a square foot. and you can use multiple layers but one layer will be the equvialent of one layer of dynamat. in fact at room temp(86degrees), brown bread dampens better than dynamat extreme.

check out this install in honda tuning
http://www.b-quiet.com/hondatuning.pdf

baka_t

I'll stick with spray insulation lightweight and easy to apply. You can also try cork sheets leightweight and completely kills sound. I'd say who cares about the weight if you got a bad ass stereo you should either have a bad ass engine to go along with it, or not care about speed at all.

Red-CL

DrDre1443

HOLY SHIT! that's room temp? I think i'd be sweating bullets at that temp!

Kiljaedoen

Well im not sure if i have a bad ass stereo but its good enough for now. I shall never have a badass engine in the 2.2 without some serious work.

But what i do have are some bad ass rattles, like the back deck and what not.

Im just tryin to make the music sound cleaner, i dont care about weight either

whats this coark board you speak of ???


thanks

dragon084

i was in dallas and i got this guys business card

he messes with foam, hes based in the new england area

he said that he had something for our car,

ill post later , i m going car shopping

dragon084

cant find the business card..

i think the name of the company was Bosal Foam.

I remember the man saying that we can use mattress foam.

the kind with the ////// or the ~~~~ in it ...

i would look kinda ghetto. maybe if carpet was put on top it'd be

aiight.. o well.

the 04 audi A8L is sick i got quoted 6,000 down 1,100/mo

DrDre1443

thats nothing.....go look at the mack daddy Phaeton W12!