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Old March-20th-2005 | 01:34 AM
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a little soundproofing help?

i put in some new 240 watt pioneer rear speakers. and when kranked up i notice a lil rattle in the back. i thought it was the tweater hitting, so i put some foam in there, but it still did it. and i noticed its not my trunk itself, but the roof of the actual interior trunk is whats rattling, and i just got a pair of rockford 10s, so i think im going to have some problems with that, anyone know what to do to fix it? thanx for the help!
Old March-20th-2005 | 03:06 AM
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buy a Dynamat trunk kit for sounddeadening, i got my whole car dynamated couse i got some heavy bass in mine.... i saw a trunk kit for 67 dollars about half a year ago.
Old March-20th-2005 | 04:19 AM
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get some 1/2' foam tape and line the **** outa the trunk lip and body so the two sides meet... foam tape the third light on the rear deck and tape the emergency truck release cable down... look in the hole in the truck lid and tape ALL the wires down... take off the left panel thingy in the trunk and tape the wire down in there.. ive spend abuot 6 hours de rattleing my trunk... and i got sound dampening material aswell.. right now the only thing that rattle is the left bumper cover side... unfixable unless u take it off and take some flex out... if u need any pix of what ive done let me know and ill send them ur way.. just pm me ur email... i got 2 10;s aswell so i think i know what to do, lol... any questions just give a shout...

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ps for the wires... duct tape is your best friend... i also put some expanding foam in the trunk lid holes to help with absorbtion of sound...
Old March-20th-2005 | 12:14 PM
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send me devorak

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Old March-20th-2005 | 07:20 PM
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Old March-20th-2005 | 07:37 PM
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thx. . . mine either but in mpsport.net
Old March-21st-2005 | 08:16 AM
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Home depot or Lowes! Get yourself a few sheets of the home insulation...it's the same stuff as dynomat....worked fine in the Eclipse....that thing bumped like crazy!

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Old March-21st-2005 | 10:39 AM
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ok thanx for all the suggestions, im gettin it hooked up on friday, so i will see them how bad it is and what im going to have to do. but you could send me your pics devorak.
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thanx again
Old March-21st-2005 | 10:55 AM
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Dude...my Clipsey is GONE!
lol....
but here's my old setup:
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Old March-21st-2005 | 10:58 AM
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And....
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Old March-21st-2005 | 11:20 AM
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what is price for insulation sheet??? how many sheets do i need?
Old March-21st-2005 | 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Saint-beast
what is price for insulation sheet??? how many sheets do i need?
Depends..I bought the *value pack roll* or whatever...I took EVERYTHING out of the car....seats, arm rest, gear box...and i put that stuff on any metal i saw until I saw none. Mind you...this was in the Eclipse...much smller than the Protege 5...that thing is hella long...lol. If you do it like I did...the PROPER way...it'll take you (and a buddy) a few hours...i will be doing all this again sometime...but good luck when you do yours!
Just stop by HD or Lowe's....the stuff is relatively cheap guys.

DIY stuff save you crazy amounts of YOUR hard earned cash. Check the write up on painting your interior also....again...you don't have to have a shop do what you can do for yourself!!!

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Old March-21st-2005 | 05:26 PM
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Keeping it cheap guys.
$14.99 I think.



Works great!

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Old March-21st-2005 | 05:33 PM
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You know, another option would be to get a can of expanding insulation foam and spray a little of it in behind the trim panel. It weighs very little, and ought to cushion loose trim pretty well, thereby solving your rattle problem. Figure on spending just a few bucks on a can of it... and it takes very little (as I mentioned).
Old March-21st-2005 | 05:38 PM
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If you use that expanding foam, I would recommend testing it out on something first. That stuff blows up like nobody's business, and if you get too much you will be cutting it out (big mess). Also, the foam hardens up in the application tube and makes it useless for further use, so try to do all your application at once.



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