Fire0nic3FX
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Did the trunk today. Basically I wasn't aiming to do 100% coverage. I only applied it on areas where I heard resonance:
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Pictures fixed!
I'll test drive it later. But just to let you know the bass in the rear has made a HUGE improvement. Sounds like the system has been upgraded. I finally ran out of sound deadening already lol. I'm thinking about buying the foam noise barrier next to add over it. That will completely block out any sound.
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I always have time to do work on the side. If your interested in something like this I wouldn't mind doing it for you at all :smile (2):
I'll test drive it later. But just to let you know the bass in the rear has made a HUGE improvement. Sounds like the system has been upgraded. I finally ran out of sound deadening already lol. I'm thinking about buying the foam noise barrier next to add over it. That will completely block out any sound.
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Good work Aaron! youd make a ton if you had time to do work on the side
I always have time to do work on the side. If your interested in something like this I wouldn't mind doing it for you at all :smile (2):
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Thanks Jonas!
Fire0nic3FX
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Forgot to mention I have my motorized retractable front plate now:
Going to install it next week myself. Turbocad is painting my brand new front bumper this week so hopefully I will get everything done.
Going to install it next week myself. Turbocad is painting my brand new front bumper this week so hopefully I will get everything done.
I bought the non motorized one. I hear allot of stories of the motors failing or rusting up.
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I can see why that happens because there is a rubber cap that goes over the motor to keep water out. I'm going to seal it up with silicone so water can't get inside.
By the way if the motorized part stops working it also allows it to be retracted manually.
By the way if the motorized part stops working it also allows it to be retracted manually.
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Made this driving video today. Enjoy :
[video=youtube;KyIZgMcDtZM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyIZgMcDtZM&feature=youtu.be[/video]
:[video=youtube;KyIZgMcDtZM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyIZgMcDtZM&feature=youtu.be[/video]
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It's too quiet Aaron, I kept trying to hear your exhaust and I couldn't.
Haha yeah it got rid of the exhaust sound in the cabin which I'm kind of bummed about but it really cut down road noise. I guess you can't have both :bad:
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If you haven't noticed you can't hear cars passing anymore either.
Yes, I did notice it was nice and quiet, you could not hear the traffic at all.
Your sound deadening project worked very well.
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I was wondering when you would turn the music off so I can hear!
I did eventually :rotfl:
I ordered some V comp foam barrier next to block out whatever is left:
http://www.b-quiet.com/vcomp.html
I've had 3 other friends in the car including my brother and one commented that it's so quiet inside now their ears feel like their popping. I think with the added deadening the pressure inside is greater?
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Ummmmmm... No
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It does feel like it though. When I close the doors now it feels like a vault inside. I notice there were these breather flap vent things in the back trunk of the car and I sound deadened over them. I don't know if that has anything to do with pressure inside.