06 ZR install done :) CEO Style... quite technical
05-09-2007, 12:47 PM
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there are a lot of dmapening products, from dynamat, raammat, second skin, etc etc, i use Edead, and their new thick version is simply awesome...
www.edesignaudio.com you can purchase direct. i would say a single roll of the thick stuff is enpough to do both doors and some other problem areas like the hatch...
b
www.edesignaudio.com you can purchase direct. i would say a single roll of the thick stuff is enpough to do both doors and some other problem areas like the hatch...
b
05-09-2007, 12:53 PM
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Nicely done Bing, Kit's car came out LEGIT!
BTW bro, I'll need you to install my new video unit after I buy one next week ahha. Also, please take care of my friend ELOHITE, I dunno if he told you but he's a friend of mine. I hope he has come to you I forwarded him to you.
Ravi
BTW bro, I'll need you to install my new video unit after I buy one next week ahha. Also, please take care of my friend ELOHITE, I dunno if he told you but he's a friend of mine. I hope he has come to you I forwarded him to you.
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05-10-2007, 12:43 PM
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yeah GPS antenna is okay under plastic, though i have found when its a little higher, ther eis less blocakge from the metal in the car...but for some reason i like the GPS atenna visible at least somehwat 
maybe i will do it below the center console next time
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maybe i will do it below the center console next timeb
07-07-2007, 05:54 PM
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I know this thread is a little old but I had a question about the sound damping material. I was wondering why you attached it to the dorr panels and not the metal door itself?
07-07-2007, 06:16 PM
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becuase the door pod i fabricated attaches itself to the plastic door panel, and not to the metal door panel itself. so anyhting htatwould vibrate is the plastic panel, and any thing buzzing is the door panel rubbing against the metal, so a layer on the plastic door is the best way to go for this instance.
in general, i dampen whic ever panel the speaker physically sits on
in general, i dampen whic ever panel the speaker physically sits on
07-10-2007, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by 16psibrick
the stock locaiton relaly isnt all that bad, adn i find it is one of hte best, if not the best locations for a sub in a converbile, but the stock METHOD sucks, of having to bolt a sub to a plate, no real enclousre
having a second speaker upfront increases output, but not really staging or imaging, for best staging and imaging, stick to a single pair upfront but in a ZR, volume is more cricitcal
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having a second speaker upfront increases output, but not really staging or imaging, for best staging and imaging, stick to a single pair upfront
but in a ZR, volume is more cricitcal b
Nice install Bing, I have a roaster myself, so i understand the challenges on a ZR... I however am using 1 set of Diamond components, and they're more than antiquate loudness wise, even unamped (and yes, the top is down
)... Good job though, always nice to see your installs.
