dynamat
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 499
From: Las Vegas, NV
RE: dynamat
^ why remove weight ... then add more back ... unless the weight you're adding back is in the means of a performance mod (such as a roll bar, superchager, etc.) then why remove things that are heavy and put new things back in?
i say ...
if your removing weight ... get rid of as much crap you don't need; at this point it's gonna' be for performance so who cares how loud/uncomfortable it is.
if you want a quite/comfortable car and don't care about weight ... then don't worry about removing any "excess" weight in the first place and add all the dynomat you need.
i say ...
if your removing weight ... get rid of as much crap you don't need; at this point it's gonna' be for performance so who cares how loud/uncomfortable it is.
if you want a quite/comfortable car and don't care about weight ... then don't worry about removing any "excess" weight in the first place and add all the dynomat you need.
6th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 15,042
From: Hamilton, NJ
RE: dynamat
Why cant he care about weight but not want a super loud car? If he kept the weight as stock plus 40lbs of dynamat than he would be 40+ over stock.. RIGHT? But now that he reduced his weight by a few hundred hes still under stock and gets what he wants... which is a light car thats not loud as hell.
Yes, dynamat will help with the noise.
Yes, dynamat will help with the noise.
Thread Starter
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 250
From: long island, now florida
RE: dynamat
ORIGINAL: jonnyslick
^ why remove weight ... then add more back ... unless the weight you're adding back is in the means of a performance mod (such as a roll bar, superchager, etc.) then why remove things that are heavy and put new things back in?
i say ...
if your removing weight ... get rid of as much crap you don't need; at this point it's gonna' be for performance so who cares how loud/uncomfortable it is.
if you want a quite/comfortable car and don't care about weight ... then don't worry about removing any "excess" weight in the first place and add all the dynomat you need.
^ why remove weight ... then add more back ... unless the weight you're adding back is in the means of a performance mod (such as a roll bar, superchager, etc.) then why remove things that are heavy and put new things back in?
i say ...
if your removing weight ... get rid of as much crap you don't need; at this point it's gonna' be for performance so who cares how loud/uncomfortable it is.
if you want a quite/comfortable car and don't care about weight ... then don't worry about removing any "excess" weight in the first place and add all the dynomat you need.
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