Dynamat weight?

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01-04-2010 | 09:04 PM

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komron

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its not worth the weight IMO. i Dynamatted the entire interior and trunk of my old S14, and yeah, it was quieter inside, no rattling anywhere, but not worth the extra..ohhh....close to 150lbs in matting. i bought the bulk packs wholesale, spent around $500 shipped to my door. invest in a nice stereo, or, a nice quiet daily driver. my 2 cents.

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01-04-2010 | 09:11 PM

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well this is my DD for now and in many years to come. I want to get a Acura TL Type S for the DD or a Lexus IS250 but I'm not done messin around with these Honda's just yet lol. I want to settle down eventually and said been there done that and have a car to mess around with for the weekends. 150lbs in dynamat? too much weight added for me.

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01-04-2010 | 09:29 PM

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if youre going to do it, just focus on key areas, like around the wheel well, trunk, doing the roof is great for reduction in noise when it rains, just the base outer shell of the door etc.

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01-04-2010 | 09:30 PM

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i got a couple rolls of some of that suff its not dynamat its some other brand i could sell you. PM me if you want.

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01-09-2010 | 10:38 AM

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BTW I forgot to follow up on my alarm install of the Viper 5901 I believe it was. Did you move to your new location yet? I would probably end up having you install the dampening at the same time along with a new headliner or something. I'll stop back in to get some prices and set something up. I figure it would be easier for you to do it all at once rather than pull apart my car a few times.

YEP! All moved in! Had a few TR members swing by already and considering their feedback along with some of our old customers and the huge infusion of new customers, we hit a homerun (of course, I am a bit biased...

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Come on by and check out the new digs. We can go over the alarm and matting then. Just expanded the Stinger "Roadkill" display and offerings too!

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01-09-2010 | 10:42 AM

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Thats mainly what I'm looking to do is have is a bit less noisy inside the car since highway cruising i'm at 5k RPM.

WHAT THE FUCK

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01-09-2010 | 04:10 PM

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WHAT THE FUCK

Type R lol yeah it has short gears. Anyways, MCOR sorry to say I wont be coming in to have you guys make my car less noisy and safe from theives since its now just a piece of twisted metal in my driveway