Sound Deadening Material

[chuckg32]

I haven't really noticed a substantial problem with outside noise but the vehicle could definitely be quieter. I was thinking since I'm going to have the doors and rear deck apart anyways maybe I would throw some sound absorbing material in there, and maybe it would also provide extra hot/cold insulation. I guess my question is has anyone else done this and what product(s) did you use? A lot of the products I've read about like fatmat and dynamat are asphalt and/or rubber materials. Wouldn't this be pretty much the same as using that asphalt type typar stuff used in home construction? Maybe I'm off the mark on this?

[FlawedLegacy]

Fatmat and dynamat are what I've seen used

[chuckg32]

Originally Posted by FlawedLegacy

Fatmat and dynamat are what I've seen used

Have you used either of these?

[msncorolla422]

Originally Posted by chuckg32

Have you used either of these?

superchargedmr2 (Jim) has on his doors and trunk area.
Trunks9_us has made a DIY and is in the DIY section of this forum on how to take down the the headliner,but yeah he has it on his and IDK if he comes on here that much but he dynamatted his car to the xtreme if I remember correctly

but you can always ask Jim

[FlawedLegacy]

Not in my car, but the car my father in law and I are fixing for sis in law has fatmat and looks nice

[msncorolla422]

when I upgrade my speakers and get a sub in my rolla, I am definitely getting dynamat. We sell it at B.B and employee discount FTMFW!! lol

[SuperchargedMR2]

I love my Dynamat Extreme. I installed it in my trunk floor & lid, & all 4 doors. I also have some for the hood but I haven't installed it yet.

Dynamat - Front Doors

Dynamat