Originally posted by delart
good job, man. i've been putting off installing my system because i can't stand rattling trunks! i've got a brother in law working at best buy, think i'm gonna' hit him up for the discount. 
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rattles drive me nuts too. dynamating the rear deck didnt stop the rear brake light from rattling, for that i had a small piece of rubber stuufed inbetween the light and the back window, now i hear nothing from it anymore.
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I myself am a big fan of dynamat very nice install Just going to weigh alot LOLComment
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it couldnt possibly weigh that much..
can it i dont feel like searchin their site now i'll do it l8tr i guess
who needs a manual anyway
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Very nice... as a installer I must say I would have to be pretty damn excited to see that... Good job man...
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very nice. i bet that thing is so quiet on the freeway now. even moreso if the floor was dynomatted."the J32a2 should be considered one of Honda's masterpieces..." Honda Tuning, July 2006
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nice job anything for a quiet rideComment
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that looks like a good install the weight of the car must
have goon way up but if it sounds good and it is quiet and comfortable
to u than good for u
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I cant believe that many of you guys are concerned about the weight.
That is no more than 50lbs of sound deadener, probably less. In a 2800lb car I dont see what 50lbs is going to do. Might make a little bit of differrence in a 2000lb civic or something but not in a CB7.
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Exactly, the car feels no diffrent just alot less road noise. thanks for the all the positive responces.Originally posted by Cletus VandamnI cant believe that many of you guys are concerned about the weight.
That is no more than 50lbs of sound deadener, probably less. In a 2800lb car I dont see what 50lbs is going to do. Might make a little bit of differrence in a 2000lb civic or something but not in a CB7.
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For flooring use roll-on truck bedliner or Rhinoliner. That will quiet the road noise and improve bass response. roofing insulation is the same as dynomat and Bquiet. Paint on bedliner is great stuff and you just paint brush it on and let it dry. After that you won't hear a thing from below! You can also use it on your firewall if your brave enought to move the dash!
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would the truck bedliner actually work to decrease road noise/ improve system response?? i just thought it was like spray rubber... i might think about using that on my spare wheel area...anybody have some input on this?
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Originally posted by papychulo82would the truck bedliner actually work to decrease road noise/ improve system response?? i just thought it was like spray rubber... i might think about using that on my spare wheel area...anybody have some input on this?
Anything added to your car will help with noise. The question of how effective the product is depends on the product itself. Some are able to reduce noise better than others.
Dynamat extreme is indeed expensive, but it works like a charm. Instead of dynamat extreme, I use Raammat and Second skin, which are a much better value than dynamat extreme (raammat is 62.5sq ft for $130, second skin is $60 for 20sq ft). The Second skin is basically just like dynamat extreme, but without the pricetag. I believe dynamat charges about $140 for 20sq ft.
If you guys really want to get rid of rattles, sound deadening will help, but it wont help if you have metal/plastic parts hitting a hard surface. The backing of most deadeners now are aluminum anyways, so it still might rattle. What you need is a soft barrier between say your rear metal deck and the actual panel that goes on top.
Raammat sells ensolite foam (closed cell so it doesn't get mushy buildups later on) for very cheap. 14q ft is only about $11-$12 and that's enough to cover the rear deck and the inner skin of your front door. It's also more effective in reducing road noise than deadener alone. I have 2 layers of deadener on the outer skin of my door, 2 layers on the inner skin, and 1 layer of ensolite foam on the inside and outside. Needless to say, I can't hear the outside world when my windows are rolled up. Then again, I dont have an accord so it's not the same.
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