Deadening for a bpillar wall

[Bass so loud it HZ]

So I was gonna do a cpillar wall but found out the 4 18s just weren't gonna fit right So I'm going bpillar 6th order.. Is there any reason to put more deadener behind the bpillar if I seal it off right ? I'm thinking of doing a mdf roof in front of bpillar or would it be better to do the whole roof . Also wondering the best route to keep my window and doors from breaking without crazy modifications really wanting to keep it nice looking

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[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

As long as its sealed up well its pretty pointless to deaden behind the wall. Do a wood roof. I had like 5 layers of deadener on my roof and it still flexed horribly. I wouldn't use MDF though. Not a whole lot you can do for the doors. The sheet metal holding the latches are pretty weak. Windows will be fine. Windshield might be a different story but roof flex causes the majority of broken windshields. I have seen 162+ builds with no windshield issues. OEM glass lasted the longest for me. The cheap aftermarket windshields broke quite a few times.

 

[Bass so loud it HZ]

As long as its sealed up well its pretty pointless to deaden behind the wall. Do a wood roof. I had like 5 layers of deadener on my roof and it still flexed horribly. I wouldn't use MDF though. Not a whole lot you can do for the doors. The sheet metal holding the latches are pretty weak. Windows will be fine. Windshield might be a different story but roof flex causes the majority of broken windshields. I have seen 162+ builds with no windshield issues. OEM glass lasted the longest for me. The cheap aftermarket windshields broke quite a few times.

What would you recommend using for the roof then ? Should I do just the bpillar or the whole roof ?