Haven't been as active on the forum as I used to be. Currently living on my own forum now lol. Please don't move this thread anywhere, I want it to be in the G section, not picture share or the interior section, this is where I think it belongs. Thank you


Didn't actually use Dynamat since it's so overpriced, got 200 sq ft of FatMat instead. Stripped my car with Igor(X-Vert) and did all the work ourselves. Full trunk, all doors, all pillas, the whole floor, the rear deck, and most of the roof. Also bought some carpeting material in Home Depot for the floor, and stuffed some in the wheel wells (i.e where the jack used to be).

The whole process took like 5 days. Stripping the car is easy and fun. Dynamating the whole car is a pain in the ***, especially picking which holes should be left uncovered. Putting everything back together was a nightmare. Sometimes I would look at some little metal bracket and not know where the HELL it goes lol. It was a good experience and the car sounds great inside... but after all that work, cursing, sweating, headache, and more cursing, I don't think I would do it again lol

 

wow nice! cant wait for more pics

 

How much did all that FatMat run you?

 

sorry for the ignorant question, but why did u do this?

 

Damn, that's a lot of weight. Nice sound will come from it though, now you definitely gotta go all out with the speakers, with some focal utopias or something.

 

jeez bro...that's a lot of work. I'm gonna do the trunk before the end of the summer. how long did it take you to do the trunk alone?

 

wow! Lot's of work!!! Looks good - I bet its dead quiet in there now!

Hoe much does the "Fat Mat" weigh?... and does it have the same sound deadening capacity as dynamat?...

 

the best thing to do if you are an audiophile..

 

wow that is great what was the final cost of that

 

Goddamn, this picture just blows me away!

 

Me too, what are those circles under the rear seat?

 

I would be so scared to see my car like that. LOL

If it was me, id do section by section to minimize the losing of parts. Trunk first, Rear quarters next, then floor, then front cabin. There's no way Id strip the car entirely in one shot.... Kudos to you guys...

 

wow

that's allllllllllot of work.


I bet you had lots of spare parts at the end.

 

Good job. Your installation of the FatMat material throughout the car is clean. Not only will it be quiet, it will eliminate a lot of heat soaking into the cockpit of the car.

 

Now THAT is dedication to a job! At least you had some help.
I did the trunk and under the rear seats in 2 layers with B-Quiet ( 50 pounds) so I'm guessing you must have added at least 100lbs to the car. It helps keep down the road noise and improves acoustics fairly well.