AZ BS Thread 2.0

Plexi would work too. More expensive than sheet metal though. And yes the hot glue holds. You really are only using it to create a small seal and hold it in place. Once you put the deadener over it it own't move.

Can it be removed - yes. Cut off deadener, pull panel off. It's only hot glue so if you want heat gun it for a few seconds and it will slide right off.

Package 2 is $230 or so from Raam. That package give you enough deadener to cover the back wall twice, and all vertical walls and floor down with deadener, plus you get to cover it with Ensolite foam. I had left overs after I was done with my Tacoma.

I ended up ordered 2 of those package 2 for my civic since the trunk will be double layered. I'm also planning on doing the roof and pulling the dash out and doing back there. I should have enough leftovers to do 2-4 doors after that.

 

I just need to do the rear wall behind the back seats. Im taking out allot the cubbys back there so it should be fine. I trust colby decision on this stuff

 

So the guy that bought Alex's truck works for the same company as me just got a picture of his truck sent to me by a co worker in the parking lot haha

 

That's good to know less than 60 sq ft filled your truck. If I have 80 it'll be plenty for Sam's and my truck.

Thanks for the info and help! I appreciate it. I'll be doing the sheet metal too. Sounds easier.

Nice! And I don't blame you. I was going to go the Raammat when I was first going to deaden my previous car, but was short on funds, didn't know how much it would cover and saw a good deal.

 

Aka Pats Gf haha

 

Do yourself a favor and double layer the back wall.

If you are feeling froggy you could do one of the following:

Fiber glass the back wall, then put a layer of deadener over it.

or

Bed line the back wall, then deaden.

Honestly anything you can think of to make that rear wall more rigid and stiff is good. That metal is pepsi can thin. I just went with 2 layers and I think it did a good job. My audio in my truck is pretty solid IMO.

 

It's erics buddy. He is taking it to glamis this weekend. He had to fix a few things on it. Some of the lbj bolts were bent and some missing.

 

Yeah funds are short but I have a mod thats been waiting to be installed for months now so its time to drop the coin

Ok 2 layers it is. And im going to be painting it black so then maybe I will do bed line all the mat after that

 

I knew that because of instagram a few days ago but I didnt know he worked with me

 

for my backwall.. I did Raam mat when i did my install.. one layer.. then a layer of ensolite.. and I dont have the cubby's back there anymore either.. the i have ensolite and sound deadener showing.. not a big deal.. dont really care if it looks pretty behind the seats that no one will ever see. lol

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...rear-molle-panel-group-buy-second-gen-dc.html
this is what's going in front of the mat so it wont be seen. But I do want the mat black cause you can see it thru the holes

 

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Bed liner would go on metal then deadener on top of that. Not sure how well deadener would hold paint or bed liner.

 

The deadener mat would stick fine to the bed liner?

 

Those of you that have questions about Dynamat and the related products should check this site out, has a lot of good info. http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/

 

Yes it would. I use a roller when I install and it's sticky as hell.

 

Ok sweet! Thanks for the info

 

What do you think of 50mil thick fatmat? Seems like a good price.

Debating between that and 70mil... I have no idea what to do lol

 

this..

yep.. like Colby said.. its a tar like product on the back.. really sticky.

I think I went with 80mil.. wanted the thickest shiz possible.

 

Just saw a White DCSB with a RTT @ 102nd Pl and McDowell Mountain Ranch turning left. Was it any of you guys? I live right up the road and was in the pyrite mica dcsb.

Badass truck. It had high clearance rear bumper and what looked like a lift on stock offroad wheels?