Subject	Re: Dynamat
Posted by	M300ZX1 on February 02, 2001 at 3:05 PM
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In Reply To	Dynamat posted by chetdeez on February 02, 2001 at 12:36 PM
Message	I used about $300 in Dynamat on my Z, I did the entire rear quarter, doors, and hatch. All interior resonating nearly ceases to exist, road noise still present, yet not at the same level. If you are a car stereo "audiophile", your car can't afford to be without this stuff! My entire installation consumed about 6 to 8 hours of my time on a Sunday afternoon. I also devoted my time to the floor also, and when I removed my seating, it gave me a great opportunity to clean the entire Z, inside out (all that loose change and dirt that falls between the seats! - However, I would recommend offsetting the weight of Dynamat with an exhaust upgrade, or ECU, that will help you reclaim the performance you had without the Dynamat. Good luck. M2
Follow Ups	Dynamat - chetdeez 12:36:06 02/02/01 do you really wanna weigh down your z THAT much? >> - maverick (NYC) 12:39:11 02/02/01 Yeah I put dynamat in my car..I was running 12's - Slatts(Chicago) 13:14:15 02/02/01 It depends, what are you trying to achieve? (n/m) - Sweep 12:44:39 02/02/01 reasons... - chetdeez 13:22:04 02/02/01 Anything that can increase your signal to noise ratio - Sweep 17:39:52 02/02/01 absolutely not. - nixit(stealth) 13:10:38 02/02/01 Agree! Tho I prefer to use commercial grade acoustic foam :) (n/m) - kZtt 14:02:08 02/02/01 My car has Dynamat - zeeeeeya 13:36:14 02/02/01 Re: My car has Dynamat (n/m) - FLY 1 (DallaZ) 23:42:39 02/02/01 Re: Dynamat - M300ZX1 15:05:02 02/02/01 As good as dynamat and only 21 Lbs.>>>>> - NONE 15:12:49 02/02/01 I'd be happy just to get my door panels to quit squeaking.. - MikeeZ 21:12:36 02/02/01
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