Thread: Insulation and Sound Proofing?
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05-19-2005 07:13 PM #4
Dynamat is great if you're wanting acoustic damping for high output stereos. Minimizes panel resonence & rattling. Can run you upwards of $2-400 to do a whole interior tho.
If you're just wanting to put in some decent insulation to damp the road noise & keep it warmer/cooler inside there are MUCH cheaper alternatives.
They sell the rolls of 1/2 thick felt/foam sheet with aluminum coating on one side on the JC Whitney bebsite. It's like $18 a roll & should take maybe 2 rolls to do your whole cab. I used it in a car I did a total restoration on, headliner, doors, rear qtrs & floor. Made a HUGE difference in sound & kept the temps manageable.
Just get some good spray adhesive like 3M-99 or better, cut, fit, stick, & you're done.I dig ALL cars, old & new, whether they were hammered out of american iron, German steel, or Japanese tin cans. Being unable to appreciate them all is missing out on a world of great things.
But thats just my opinion.





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