Hi,

Does anyone know how much will it be to dynamat the whole car including door, truck, and under the seat?? thanks in advance!!


Joey

 

To have a shop do it----big $$$$

To do it yourself----- a few hours and around $150-$200 for supplies

 

+1

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/cat_m...equipment.html

btw dynamat is going to add a lot of weight to your car

 

i have no idea how to take out all the interior parts tho....

 

is there any alternative for the dynamat?? i searched and found quietcar liquid....

 

 

http://www.raamaudio.com/

 

+1 I used this to do mine^. I have quite a bit left over plus the padding and the adhesive spray, pm me and I'll give you the deal of the century on it.



BTW- I think there is a thread that tell you how to take your interior apart. It's really not the hard to do, the Z snaps together like a model car.

 

If OP doesn't want your extra material, I am interested.

 

I know a guy up here in Utah that rino lined his Accord. He has some serious cash in audio tied up in his whip though. His roof will flex three inches with no sound outside the vehicle. Its pretty amazing.

 

I plan on doing this also. Was there a noticeable difference afterwards?

 

LOL at the few hours comment.... I spent about 20 hours to do my whole car....

 

Its very noticable and glad I did it. Has 2 layers of dynamat Xtreme on most parts. Yup about 20 hours sounds right.

 

Around how much weight did you add to the car with 2 layers??

 

I used 2 whole bulk packs and individually they have a little weight. I need more weight in the back though. We were doing methanol tuning last week and I was spinning in 4th sometimes.

 

would it help with the interior car sound? i have an exhaust and the car sounds loud when driving (of course.) However even when going ~ 50 mile / hour in neurtral, the car still sound loud (road noise.) I'm not sure it's because of my tires, but regardless wanted to fiind a way to minimize the noise. i don't mean to steal thread, just curious if you guys with dyna have much success. tx

 

It will help, foam will help as well, it's more important for wind noise (etc.) from what I've read.

I'm starting with the butyl, and going to add foam if needed later.

http://www.edesignaudio.com/product_...products_id=55

Example of foam^