norcalsguy

Hello all,

I'm looking to decrease the amount of road noise I'm getting inside the cabin what is the recomended sound dampening material these days? I've heard of Dyno Mat, Cascade and B-Quiet
Any help provided would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Norcalsguy
03 Anthraciet TLS

Beason

Dyno Mat

962.5tl

ive used cascade before and it is very nice and easy to work with, rammat is another brand that i have herd is pretty good

norcalsguy

Thanks any thought's about this brown bread stuff from B-Quiet?
In any case thanks for the advice

-NorcalSguy

autophile1

I second Cascade. It is also a lot lighter than most of the other materials out there...

Bryan

KaMLuNg

iTrader: (5)

how about old socks and underwear that u don't wear nemore???

snapple

DYNO MAT DYNO MAT DYNO MAT

Inf4life

DYNAMAT everyone

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

Ask Ron (StreetEffectz) but I will confirm that Cascade is by far the best sound proofing stuff out there. Here's why:

1) Incredibly tacky - once you get this stuff warm, it sticks to anything and holds like glue
2) Very flexible - Ron did my trunk and he was able to mold it around every curve
3) Most importantly.... NO SMELL... Dynamat stunks. I ran out of Cascade and had to do my rear doors with Dynamat. Now every time I open my sunroof, I can smell that stuff. It stinks. Gonna order some more Cascade and re-do my doors.

Here is a post about the install with lots of pics: Audio Install pics

Here is my trunk.

norcalsguy

NSXNEXT-

Dude very nice! yeah I have heard dynomat stinks. Ok Cascade it is I'll post pics when I'm done did dude use a heat gun to make it plyable? Also did he use a roller?

Thanks,
NorcalSguy

Inf4life

yeah, you need a heat gun and a little roller to press it down.

snapple

Does the cascade stuff work better than dynamat?

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

Just leave it out in the sun for a few hours and it will be nice and pliable.