Install Time! YEAH!
06-30-2007, 08:22 PM
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Install Time! YEAH! This is the begining of my install, This is a pic of the Sound deadning material ( This takes FOREVER) And Wooden trim rings for my 6.5 mids. The Pile of camaro insides. and the mess I call a camaro. Enjoy... And theres a pic in here of my neglected bike too... Poor thing
06-30-2007, 08:48 PM
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--how many screws you missing now?
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Ha none, Thats what women are for silly, "Here this screw is for this.... dont lose it" Ha
--how many screws you missing now?
[/QUOTE]Ha none, Thats what women are for silly, "Here this screw is for this.... dont lose it" Ha
07-01-2007, 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by presto_z
i kept all my screws in ziplock bags and made sure they were properly labeled...
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07-02-2007, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by presto_z
i kept all my screws in ziplock bags and made sure they were properly labeled... looks good...
is that v1 you used??
is that v1 you used??
thats a great idea. I recently took my entire car apart and labeled every bolt in a ziplock bag
07-02-2007, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 2MuchRiceMakesMeSick
thats a great idea. I recently took my entire car apart and labeled every bolt in a ziplock bag
was that sarcasm?? its really hard to tell over the interweb unless you use smiley's
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elemental designs sells it for $1.00 per sq ft which is a bargain, but if you call them up and ask for the "forum discount" (their forum not ours) they will knock off 20% making it .80 per sq ft. you can order anywhere from 3sq ft to 3,333sq ft.. any amount you want they can supply you with...
07-03-2007, 09:42 PM
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Is it eDead?
I did only the hatch area in my car last year with eDead. Also I added some behind the sailpanel since it is a pretty open area back there. I was suprised just doing that area how much it increases the bass(I was able to turn down the amp a little and get the same bass). I really don't have the patience to do the entire front of the car, but the back area was a simple job and sticks good. Plus road noise was even improved and covered up some of the sound of the gear whine lol.
What was the weight of all the material you used?
I did only the hatch area in my car last year with eDead. Also I added some behind the sailpanel since it is a pretty open area back there. I was suprised just doing that area how much it increases the bass(I was able to turn down the amp a little and get the same bass). I really don't have the patience to do the entire front of the car, but the back area was a simple job and sticks good. Plus road noise was even improved and covered up some of the sound of the gear whine lol.
What was the weight of all the material you used?
07-09-2007, 01:32 PM
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Also, the V1SE is a great bargain. Call up and ask for Aaron (641-792-2501)
UE is a great product in making a fantastic difference with only one layer. It is the thickest sound dampening on the market. about 2 times thicker thank Dynamat extreme.
UE is a great product in making a fantastic difference with only one layer. It is the thickest sound dampening on the market. about 2 times thicker thank Dynamat extreme.
