[Alpman]

Yep, it'll rattle. But it's nothing a little Dynamat can't fix.

 

[Alpman]

Dynamat How To:

Remove panel. Cut to fit. Peel backing. Stick. Replace panel. HeHeee!

 

[Alpman]

How boring life would be if we all lacked a sense of humor...and by-the-way, I like smartasses, there fun to be around!

Maybe you could buy some ear muffs for your wife so she can't hear the noise while your driving...or better yet, you wear them so you can't hear her nag about it!!!

Seriously, though. This stuff really isn't rocket science. Even small amounts of Dynamat applied to the doors, sides, hatch and spare tire well will make huge improvements in reducing road noise. You do not have to wrap the entire vehicle in the stuff.

You could buy two door kits and a trunk kit and have plenty to do the sides and hatch as well. Use the Xtreme stuff. It's easier to work with, don't need a heat gun or roller to apply it and it sticks to verticle surfaces much better. Just be sure the surface is clean and dry and lay the Dynamat sheets on the asphault on a sunny day to make it more flexible.

There are pics of my doors here:

http://www.yoursciontc.com/forums/index.ph...1143&hl=dynamat

And some of my sides and tire well (sub box installed) here:

http://www.yoursciontc.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2764


Hope this helps.

 

[Alpman]

I have a single 10 and it rattles, so I know either of yours will rattle. The worst rattles are outside from the rear bumper cover just below the licence plate. It rattles against an aluminum frame. Also, the tail lights rattle. The bumper cover must be removed to fix them both. I have yet to fix these rattles in my car.

 

[Alpman]

NP...Glad to help. BTW - After you Dynamat the doors, they'll go "CHUNK" when you shut em...no more hollow sounding tin can doors!!!

 

[Alpman]

Let's try to get back on topic...the two pages of fluff have been deleted from this topic.