^Thats pretty much exactly Fujita's instructions. (They say to air dry...)
What did you do to your FX / QX70 today?
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^Thats pretty much exactly Fujita's instructions. (They say to air dry...)
Spent 4hrs preparing / applying "b-quiet ultimate" damping material to the front passenger door. Added a good amount of weight and fingers are f@#$ked :ninja:.
Noticed the door already have a few pieces of factory damping materials. On this first pic, the center small shiny square is what I started with:
Laid out more to cover the the bigger exposed areas.
Reassembled and spread some more sheets. Big thanks to turbocad for the advices and help. Still got 3 more doors to go (should take less time now that I know the process) ....
Noticed the door already have a few pieces of factory damping materials. On this first pic, the center small shiny square is what I started with:
Laid out more to cover the the bigger exposed areas.
Reassembled and spread some more sheets. Big thanks to turbocad for the advices and help. Still got 3 more doors to go (should take less time now that I know the process) ....
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It should help with: road/outside noise and somewhat better audio sounding since it's better contained, I think.
Overall, it's not a huge cost and mostly labor. I'll help if you can scheduled it
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From what Turbocad had mentioned, the biggest impact to damping is to apply the weak points of the door, I have some also applied from the inner opposite door skins. Some areas I had applied were tucked up hidden from the camera shots. Where area might vibrate and causes the noise to resonate thru. Turbocad might be able to explain better, he even suggested to apply some on the insides of the interior panel :tongue (2): (I got lazy, I can always revisit that area by summer)...
Another thing in mind is, with the weight of the door has a good ~2-3lbs added, didn't want to go overboard of it being heavy. Definite want to test all 4 doors completed before I can commit more time/expense.
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Hi everyone, this is my firs post on this site, I'm new.
I have diamond graphite 2003 infinity fx35 AWD, took care of it really well, he was my reliable friend!
Well i have been driving it since 9000 miles on it, now I have about 100000 miles and my car has never left me on the road! (knock on the wood!) lol
I have a little issues, but not rushing to fix them! 1) gas gauge is not displaying correctly, you can say is not working, so solved it this way (filling up the tank and after driving 300 miles, refiling again) 2) front passenger door's actuator is down - not big deal I'm doing it manually!
The rest is like brand new!!!
The fun part is I moved into Los Angeles from Philadelphia, a month ago, and now I am going to make my fx look and work better. Unfortunately I can't post any images for now, as I am new, but I have exterior design based on photo (photoshoped) I took the image from internet and designed it as my car will look.
At once I will fix the rest minor problems!!!
Hi everyone, this is my firs post on this site, I'm new.
I have diamond graphite 2003 infinity fx35 AWD, took care of it really well, he was my reliable friend!
Well i have been driving it since 9000 miles on it, now I have about 100000 miles and my car has never left me on the road! (knock on the wood!) lol
I have a little issues, but not rushing to fix them! 1) gas gauge is not displaying correctly, you can say is not working, so solved it this way (filling up the tank and after driving 300 miles, refiling again) 2) front passenger door's actuator is down - not big deal I'm doing it manually!
The rest is like brand new!!!
The fun part is I moved into Los Angeles from Philadelphia, a month ago, and now I am going to make my fx look and work better. Unfortunately I can't post any images for now, as I am new, but I have exterior design based on photo (photoshoped) I took the image from internet and designed it as my car will look.
At once I will fix the rest minor problems!!!
Great Vid. Sounds sooo smooth
Slamming45
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Sounds very nice, can't wait to see your large scale plans!
