Dynamat extreme + Dynaliner installation info needed

[65-fastback]

Which areas are best to put the dynamat extreme in and which for the combi with dynaliner?

In my 65 mustang fastback with rear shelf currently i have done the firewall en floor pans and trans tunnel with both, and my wheel wells with extreme.
Do I need to do the rear part and roof panel too?

I plan to do the inside of the doors with extreme too.

My goal is to reduce/block outside sounds and heat, I donnot have a radio, but cut-outs in the exhaust ;-)

If you got pics of your install, please share!

Thanks!

[65-fastback]

Am I the only one doing this?

;-)

[77thor]

Did you look on their website for recommendations?
http://www.dynamat.com/automotive-an...ynamat-xtreme/

[sinistir]

don't feel bad I had a similar post and didn't get any response either. from what I have researched is there are three key items to contend with; vibration, sound and heat. there are parts of the car that have all three or maybe just one. depending on the area is how you would layer your materials. I would suggest looking at different products to see how they deal with each issue. I would explain further but I am by no means an expert or even a novice with this so I don't feel comfortable giving any advice as I am still figuring it out myself. next show I go to I plan to pick some of the shops/vendors brains for more insight.

[spacepirate]

I installed Dynamat on my complete floor, inside the doors and basically anywhere that I could reach that was covered by my upholstery. Made a huge difference in the vibrations inside the car. Also sounds like a new car when I shut the door. Hope that helps.

[scott_fx]

Typed up a long post about this in my phone and the app crashed... Twice. So now you get links.

http://www.raamaudio.com/pages/How%252dTo.html
http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com

Also. Get some acoustical panels from parts express and stuff them under your dash. It'll cut down on engine drone.

[65-fastback]

Thanks Scott!

That was what i thought, the pics showed very well how to install it.
Now i can do the rest of the parts I waited with.

grtz

[scott_fx]

Thanks Scott!



That was what i thought, the pics showed very well how to install it.
Now i can do the rest of the parts I waited with.

grtz

you're welcome. i'm going to do total coverage instead of 20% because I have a some pretty high end gear that may benefit from going a bit overboard. but i think there is a point of diminishing returns doing it that way. post some results when you finish it up