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Any of you fellas used Dynamat to get rid of rattle noise inside the trunk?
I've got a custom Kicker sub in the trunk and I can hear this annoying rattle when the top is up. The rattle is not that bad when the top is down.
I've got a custom Kicker sub in the trunk and I can hear this annoying rattle when the top is up. The rattle is not that bad when the top is down.
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Bro.....take my word for it.....just take care of the license plate and the trunk locking mechanism, and your car DOES NOT NEED dynamat. I dont have any, and my car is tight like a tiger. The s2000 is real tight, and dynamat will just add useless weight.....just my .02
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most of what i saw in the past referred to pulling out the well and adding double sided tape or foam backed tape (think weather stripping) to specific joint areas...
let me search up some threads if i can.... here a few threads that came up pretty easily.
here's a good thread that covers the issue
here's a thread w/ a similiar issue and solution
here's a good one as well -- covers your issue as well
let me search up some threads if i can.... here a few threads that came up pretty easily.
here's a good thread that covers the issue
here's a thread w/ a similiar issue and solution
here's a good one as well -- covers your issue as well
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
Originally posted by Karl O.
The plastic panels on top of the gas tank that the top rest on- at least in my car- rattle with the top up. I was going to pull it apart and dynamat the panels but it was too much of a pita.
The plastic panels on top of the gas tank that the top rest on- at least in my car- rattle with the top up. I was going to pull it apart and dynamat the panels but it was too much of a pita.
you shouldn't need to dynamat it, you just need to tighten up the fit of the pieces.
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Thanks. The wife is out of town this weekend, so I'll have plenty of time to give it a shot.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by PJK3
most of what i saw in the past referred to pulling out the well and adding double sided tape or foam backed tape (think weather stripping) to specific joint areas...
[QUOTE]Originally posted by PJK3
most of what i saw in the past referred to pulling out the well and adding double sided tape or foam backed tape (think weather stripping) to specific joint areas...
