Do I need dynamat?
04-29-2002, 11:57 AM
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Do I need dynamat?
i'm planning on getting my system installed pretty soon
i have 2 JL 12W3 powered by 1000watt amp
would it be good to dynamat the trunk or it doesnt matter if i do or not
i have 2 JL 12W3 powered by 1000watt amp
would it be good to dynamat the trunk or it doesnt matter if i do or not
04-29-2002, 02:34 PM
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I have 2 12" Rockford Fosgate HX2's and my trunk rattles like crazy. I'm in the process of selling my HX2s and getting 3 Kicker L7s and before I install them I'm going to Dynamat my entire trunk. I would advise to get some dynamat....it makes a huge difference
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Yes, but don't expect it to help with the rattles. You really need to identify the location of the rattle and fix it.
I highly recommend Cascade as a damping material. Ron (StreetEffectz did my trunk with it and it is so solid.
I highly recommend Cascade as a damping material. Ron (StreetEffectz did my trunk with it and it is so solid.
04-29-2002, 07:02 PM
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nsxnext have you used dynamat before because if you have and you think cascade is better then i'll go with cascade but seriously i dont see how brands for damping material matter i jus want something fairly priced and a good buy for the money
04-30-2002, 01:24 AM
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I've heard cars with Cascade, Dynamat & Brown Bread. To be honest with you...there's no noticeable. The only difference is the ease of installation & cost. I believe Brown Bread is the cheapest...it can be found at B-quiet.com
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If you don't mind the smell of Dynamat, go with it. Cacade has no odor. On a hot day, Dynamat stinks.
Never tried Brown Bread but I've heard it's good too. If price is an issue, go with BB, otherwise I recommend Cascade. I've tried Dynamat and Cascade and Cascade sticks like a mother. Dynamat comes off too easily.
Never tried Brown Bread but I've heard it's good too. If price is an issue, go with BB, otherwise I recommend Cascade. I've tried Dynamat and Cascade and Cascade sticks like a mother. Dynamat comes off too easily.
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well it looks like ill go with cascade if i can find a dealer in my area
the only reason i would go with dynamat again is because my friend works at best buy and he was gonna hook me up
the only reason i would go with dynamat again is because my friend works at best buy and he was gonna hook me up
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Why dont you go to Lowes and get "Peal N Seal". It costs bout 11 bucks for a roll of 6"x25' and works just as good as dynamat. You could probably use about 4 rolls and do about 2 layers in the entire trunk if not 3. that and expandable foam should seal your trunk up tighter than fort knox!
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