Originally Posted by Juleous Weight of wood a few lbs, minus the Bose amp bracket and the foam block is about even on weight. I will have likely about 20lbs
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08-23-2010, 07:51 PM | #16 (permalink) | |
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5 sheets went fast 4 would just cover the bottom and most of the sides. |
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Don't forget the Scosche panel removal tool from Wal-Mart, makes removing the rear panels very easy. Less than 1 hour and I had the entire rear empty. |
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I have a cheezo harborfreight version trim removal tool set I used during the foglamp/rear cam install. Thinking about it now, I shouldve done the dynamat then! Should have it installed and done before the weekend. |
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What made you guys choose this brand over Second Skin? I'm interested in reducing road noise and adding some thump to the factory Bose system. Also, with the Second Skin application, some guys were adding some extra foam liner on top. Just trying to gain a clear understanding.
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i used all 8 sheets to do the trunk and the rear arches. took like 3hrs. i also added a black foam sheet on the ledge there to improve appearance when i take out the trunk floor. will take her out on a test drive over the weekend. |
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yah, that would help too, i think! while doing the dynamat last night i was thinking i should maybe do thick foam or something on the inside of the plastic trunk liner bits that cover the rear arch. especially on the driver side there's a HUGE cavity between the exterior quarter panel and the inner panel. i ended up dynamating the driver side outside arch through the rear opening... but i could not reach past the high point. there's a lot of resonance coming from there, i thinks.. |
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Motored my Z this am and did notice significant noise reduction.
Noise level is probably about half. There's still plenty of noise but quite a bit toned down. I can hear bass notes quite a bit better now. |
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