Use Dynamat or not

Chuck33079

There are far better and cheaper options than Dynamat. The only reason people use Dynamat is marketing or blind brand loyalty. I used Raamat. Keep in mind, the Dynamat type product is only half of what you need. You also need to apply a thin layer of closed-cell foam over the dynamat to get it to really work. It's cheap and really makes a difference.

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darkphantom

Okay, i'll start looking at the different options. Will keep you fellas posted!

I just got some new Continental DWs to replace the OEM Potenza's - supposedly they are quieter but I know the Z isn't known for its quietness :P

I love the current noise levels but when I am poor roads (could be often in houston) the noise is NOT bearable for long periods unless I used ear-plugs

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kenchan

those tires are actually pretty good. very compliant ride.

will make your sport car feel like a wimpy sedan.

darkphantom

Oye, oye! Still has decent handling - I just don't think the Z handles like my old Bimmer (335i) though....still feels like a japanese car, but I'm not complaining much! Just trying to not get my ears to bleed on long rides

Just way too much info out there!
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Also, maybe I just need to apply the sealer or whatever to the underside of the wheel well liners? I haven't checked, but I'm assuming we have fairly thin panels.

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