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I am getting ready to start my biggest build yet. Setup is 4 15" xfl's on about 4.5K in my 2000 Chevy K2500 crew cab. Will deadener really make a noticeable difference? I have never used deadener before. If it really is needed, I definately want to use it. I want to do this right the first time! Approximately how much deadener is needed for a crew cab truck? Also, what are the most important areas to use deadener? Thanks in advance!
Roof, back wall , and doors are your worst enemy in that truck. They need the most attention.
Yes, you need deadener. Prolly bout 40sq ft for the doors, 30 sq ft for the roof, 10 sq ft for the back wall and 20 sq ft for odd panels such as floor and firewall.
Good God... yeah, i think deadener would be a good investment for that setup, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by arejayeye
Yea my back wall and roof rattle bad! I really wasnt looking foward to removing seats and carpet! I am gonna order 100 sqft or so. Any recommendations on branda and thickness?
Anybody used the American Bass deadener? Price is around $160 for 48sqft
I sent you a private message good sir, I can answer any questions you may have :-)
25sqft of deadener took care of both my front doors, hatch and roof in my SUVQuote:
Originally Posted by CHEMMINS
Pm back at you Rickdod3
Yea I am thinkin the 48 sqft should be enough