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#383111 Jan 25, 1:12pm
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do you think its nessasary to get dynomat in your car if you have sounds or its not that important cause the shop is charging me like $800.00 more to put some but i dont know if its worth it??

can anyone help grin and tell me whats the diffrence?? confused


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Dynomat is deffinityly worth it for the sound quality, but 800$ seems a little steep. When i got my system installed i got dynomat instaleed all around and it cost me about $450 more. Ask why it is so expensive, becasue i doubt you will use more than i did.

The sound qulaity is deffinitley better, but the biggest difference for me was how much it cut down on road noise. Im glad i did it. And im glad you decided on a system, cant wait to see pics thumbsup

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actually.. I dont thinks it worth 800. Iwent to home depot and got air conditioner duct tape(shiney silver)Theysell it by the roll and by sheets. I bought a roll and taped my whole trunk . Itworks AWESOME. It had a lot of bass rattle before after using it no more bass rattle. cost me about 20 bux.


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they make generic dynamat ... it's called like fat-mat or something.

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I agree 800$ is too much, but i was starting over, i would still get it. TAT, i bet you can get them down from 800, try another shop and see what thier prices are like.

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yeah, fatmat works good too. if you were closer to nc i could get you all the dynamat you needed for around 100 bucks. don't forget your polyfill while you're at it. thumbsup

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yea man,i went fat mat, i have dyno extreme but it got to be too expensive. I might try blitz's idea for home depot stuff also

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ok kool thanx guys im going to the shop later maybe i can talk them into lowering it a little thumbsup

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Its not hard to do, just like applying stickers...also there is 300% markup on dynamat at any retailor. So if they have the stuff, they can discount it.

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FATMAT all the way, I ordered 36 square feet and ripped apart my dash and applied it everywhere (posted pics in a previous post). Its a little thinner than dynamat but its HELL of a lot lighter. its good stuff


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just get the dynomat trunk kit for 100 bucks,a 5 dollar wood roller and a heat gun.
it takes a day to do it
its not hard just time consuming thats why they are charging you so much its all lobor cost

BTW if you DIY make sure you clean the places you apply it really good or it wont stick

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if you go to a roofing supply store and ask for peel n seal, its the same as the extreme dynamat but intended for metal rooves, what could be better than that...a car! its like 45-50 bucks for 100 sq ft. We did a whole ranger ex cab, for 75 bucks, i mean the roof, the floor, every panel came off the dash the firewall, the difference was amazing!!

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I wouls also reccomend the peel n seal, by far the best bang for the buck out there, and its easier to apply, as it comes in smaller strips.

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i got eDead sound deadener off www.edesignaudio.com [edesignaudio.com] and it's 70 mm thick

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70 mils thick ... not mm ... do you know how thick 70 mm would be rofl rofl rofl

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I would not reccomend edead, I used it, have used it, and tried to use it again in hopes it would work better this time... Peel n seal is a better product.

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where exactly should this be applied to stop all the rattling?


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depends on what's rattling, give me more info on the rattle and i'll see if i can't help you. thumbsup

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genrally, the biggest impact will come from doing your doors, the floor(especially near the wheels), your trunk area(if you have a sub setup), and as far up on the insdie firewall as you can get it. When your doing your doors, do both layers( the one thats the outside shell, and the one that your speaker sits in...this makes a very large difference.

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Originally Posted by silverOOgts
if you go to a roofing supply store and ask for peel n seal, its the same as the extreme dynamat but intended for metal rooves, what could be better than that...a car! its like 45-50 bucks for 100 sq ft. We did a whole ranger ex cab, for 75 bucks, i mean the roof, the floor, every panel came off the dash the firewall, the difference was amazing!!


i think im gonna do that...sounds like best bang for the buck.

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how much does dynomat weigh? like a whole trunk of dynomat, how much does just that amount of dynomat weigh?

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um..a few lbs, its just rubbery paper. maybe 10lbs max for the whole rear area? i dunno

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I wasn't aware dynamat was so expensive. I better save more for that sub and amp. thumbsup


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^^^ yeah each little pack is $100.00 they said that to do the whole car good with dynamat all around and door pannels and trunk and roof is like 1,200 to 1600.00 to do a good job too wink

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Originally Posted by RicePowered
70 mils thick ... not mm ... do you know how thick 70 mm would be rofl rofl rofl


rofl rofl rofl

That's like... two decks of cards stacked on top of each other.


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what does Polyfill do. I have a big fiberglass box, that is pretty much hollow except for the subs. (see profile). Will polyfil help that??


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Originally Posted by RevMonster
Originally Posted by RicePowered
70 mils thick ... not mm ... do you know how thick 70 mm would be rofl rofl rofl


rofl rofl rofl

That's like... two decks of cards stacked on top of each other.


well that will for damn sure stop any rattle you have...aswel as anyother noise coming in from outside. HELL it might even stop bullets. rofl thumbsup


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is it sealed or ported?

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I have a JL 10W6 sub and JL componant set amped by 2 alpines and i only have my trunk dynomated. its fine, and only cost me $70 (35 for the trunk wedge kit and 35 for install *i was lazy that day*)if your dynomatting your whole car you better be pumpin 15" +


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I only used the 1'x1' (something like that) squares around my front speakers, just because I noticed door rattle on my stock stuff. It seemed to cure the problem, only cost me $35 installed when I was having my Kappa Perfects put in thumbsup


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Poly fill is used in small boxes to give the sub an idea or image of a slightly larger box. If you built your box to specs, then poly fill is not needed. If your box is smaller then reccomended, then polyfill is used in this kind of situation. There are subwoofer box design programs out there to tell you how much polyfill you may want to put in, if you need it at all...Polyfill does not solve the problem of the box being to small... it is only a bandaid.

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fuck that!! would not waste my money on some sticky rubbery stuff.

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Originally Posted by PH3NIX
Originally Posted by RevMonster
Originally Posted by RicePowered
70 mils thick ... not mm ... do you know how thick 70 mm would be rofl rofl rofl


rofl rofl rofl

That's like... two decks of cards stacked on top of each other.


well that will for damn sure stop any rattle you have...aswel as anyother noise coming in from outside. HELL it might even stop bullets. rofl thumbsup
you know what i meant damnit angry

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here are some pics
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how much have you used so far?

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so you guys actually rip up your carpet and put the shit underneath??


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yup even on your roof confused they put it in the door pannels under the carpet and a shitload in the trunk grini dont know how much they have used i dont even know excactly how its gonna be when its done im just leaving it up to the installers ive seen pics of their shit and its nice

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how much was your paint ? i'm looking to get something like that .

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TAT...u make me wanna move to cali affection

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^^^^ ok kiss c'mon down ill be here happywink

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Originally Posted by Larry_GTS
how much was your paint ? i'm looking to get something like that .

it was about 1800.00 give or take but its kool cause every time i need to touch it up or i crack my front bumper (wich its allot since its so low) grin
they do it for free thumbsup

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