uncleb

anyone got pics of a properly sound dampened door on a 2nd gen tl??

when i put the stuff on (cascade), the bolts kinda broke the cascade at the point, so basically its like the bolt is sticking through.....also, there's that big hollow area toward the back, should i leave it, cuz if i put the cascade on it, then the door panel won't fit. i have lots of little patches where the metal is bare (because of wire and different shit sticking out of the door), or i used small pieces next to each other to cover it up....am i doing a really shitty job?? i wanna make sure that this is making a difference.

ResidualFreedom

NSXNEXT

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I also used Cascade. Great stuff

NSXNEXT

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Big pieces, small pieces, doesn't matter as long as your cover the door with it.

uncleb

wow, good job nxsnext....mine looks so crappy next to that. i was thinking of putting the vapor barrier back on, would this make any difference?

xaznperswaesonx

shouldnt you have covered that big ass whole .. .where the crossover is sitting?

elduderino

Personally, I don't think he should have covered any holes -they are there for a reason.

The application is obvi well done - like the tweet on the backstrap coax trick - but shouldn't there be material on the INSIDE? I put small trimmed pieces on the inside metal, but I put bigger pieces on the inside of the outer door, and I can't see any...

ron@se

We did that install a few years ago. There is cascade inside the door too, not seen in the picture, and the water barrier is back on and does cover the opening where the crossover is.

uncleb

you put cascade INSIDE the door??
how'd you do that?
and about how much of it did you cover?

uncleb

what did you use to stick the vapor barrier back on? you stuck it right on to the cascade or what?