Trunk redo, follow up

[mr.utility at highstream.net (David Utley)]

  Yes, sound-deadening can give you the feeling that you have a new or 
completely different car...

  At the moment, I have my headliner and back seat out while I installed 
Dynamat Xtreme everywhere (ever notice how many things are 'Xtreme' 
nowadays?).  With all that stuff out, the car was undbearable, esp. with my 
ghetto muffler installed...  But, after I installed that dynamat, it made a 
huge difference...  It will be even more obvoius once I re-install the 
headliner and rear seat again.  But, I won't be able to do that until I finish 
the foam...
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Regards,
David Utley
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Quoting Gordon Forbess <gforbess@attglobal.net>:

> I have to add that following completion of my trunk re carpeting
> project and a test drive, I REALLY notice the quiet.  It helped so
> much with the noise that I'm now thinking the doors and dash need some
> attention as well.  A project for another weekend.  
> 
> Thanks to the listers who responded that a space saver spare from a
> later car will clear my front calipers and leave some space in the
> spare tire well.  I'm looking for one.
> 
> Finally, I forgot to mention the source for the materials I used:
> 
> Speaker cabinet carpet, matching vinyl backed (trunk) carpet, and
> acoustic foam panels came from: http://partsexpress.com
> 
> Pergo underlayment (roll of green foam) and contact cement from: Home
> Depot.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> 75 Mk I/Drake 1.9
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