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UK & Ireland S2000 CommunityDiscussions related to the S2000, its ownership and enthusiasm for it in the UK and Ireland. Including FAQs, and technical questions.
Hi Guys,
I was bitten by the idea of improving the sounds in the car so have worked through getting a decent setup put together. Slowly but surely have picked up bits and pieces.
Having saved on all the bits I've secured a better set of speakers than I originally expected, but I've managed to stay under
I suspect the speaker kit will be enough to improve sound quality. The further dynomatting I undertook was to reduce exhaust drone and transmission whine entering the cabin. It was surprisingly effective - I was out in another stock S2000 yesterday and the difference is quite noticable.
Originally Posted by Paper Lawyer,Oct 15 2006, 09:36 PM
I suspect the speaker kit will be enough to improve sound quality. The further dynomatting I undertook was to reduce exhaust drone and transmission whine entering the cabin. It was surprisingly effective - I was out in another stock S2000 yesterday and the difference is quite noticable.
Allan I have some rolls of Brown Bread here, that I bought from Craig (enough to do the whole car) since I have not yet, and prolly never will get round to doing it (all at least - I might do the doors this weekend when i change speakers) I'd be willing to flog you a bit PM me
When doing my install, I completely lined the boot (including the lid) and as much as I could along the "floor" behind the seats where the spare wheel sits. Also did some on the doors and used the dynamat to cover the separate tweeter from behind. The boot was to keep the bass from the sub in. Also probably helped reduce drone from the HKS.