What is the best place on-line to buy Dynamat or other sound deadening material? I really do not care what the brand is. Also, where can I buy the stuff that people have used to fill the inside of the rear wing?

Thanks,
David

 

i've heard of people using cotton and towels to fill the rear wing.

ebay has got 32 sq feet of dynamat for 110 shipped. i think its called the bulk pak.

i wouldn't trust other brands. you might as well go with something proven. besides, it will only be about 30 dollars more for quality.

 

I have been surfing a bit and there is Fatmat and also B-Quiet and Brown Bread. I may just buy the Dynamat truck pak. Just ordered some fiber speaker fill from Crutchfield to use in the wing - $8.00 for the bag. Thanks.

 

anytime.

 

for fiberfill you can get more than enuf from a craft store (Michaels) for $2

 

umm bestbuy any local car aduio shop ebay only 45 bucks

 

www.onlinecarstereo.com has some good prices on dynamat

 

I've seen the dynamat trunk kits on ebay real cheap, less than $50.

 

EBAY is the cheapest place to buy dampening material

 

why are folks filling thier wing at all?

 

to stop rattling, and just make the whole setup more solid, its not like they care about the extra 5 oz. and they want good quality sound without rattles

 

ebay for sure...even with shipping its much cheaper than anywhere else.

 

That's where I got mine from.

The Dynamat Trunk kit was $43.00.

Shipping was $22.00 though.

Still a better price than anywhere else.

 

TRY UR LOCAL BESTBUY

 

for the bulk kit ebay = bestbuy/2

 

I have put over 3 shop kits into my car of Extreme Dynamat, believe me this is the only route you want to go. fatmat smells like ass (phalt) and will continue to smell forever. Buy the shop pack for hte best price you can find on Ebay it will proably save you over $0 even with shipping compared to other online sites, which are still a shit load cheaper than your local store.

 

its all about Cascade or Brown Bread. Dynamat blows compared to Cascade, and brown bread is alittle better, and a bit cheap i believe.

 

How would you go about filling up the rear wing?