dynamat
05-02-2006, 02:50 PM
#4
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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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.
05-02-2006, 04:48 PM
#5
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Hamilton, NJ
Posts: 15,042
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.
05-02-2006, 06:14 PM
#8
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: long island, now florida
Posts: 250
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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