phenryiv1
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I am part of the way through an incermental install in my SpecV. I have installed most of my wiring and my amp, which is a 4-channel Xtant. 2 of the channels are bridged to the sub and 2 are open to drive my components, which I am yet to install.
I have hit a dilemma with sound deadening, however. I have about 30 square feet of the asphalt-based eDead V1. I want to use it on the doors, but I really only want to pull the doors apart once (if possible). Because it is asphalt-based, I'd rather NOT use it on the doors and risk it coming off. Of course, that means another week or so of waiting for RAAMmat, Secong Skin, or a new order of the Butyl-based eDead (which is DIRT cheap!). If I get a butyl-based deadner, I will use the eDead that I have now on the floor or trunk floor.
Thoughts? Should I run the current eDead and risk it, or should I wait and just get in the butyl-based stuff and do the speaker install at that time? Or should I risk p!ssing off my wife and install the speakers now and then add the deadner when it arrives? (Note: I have a 3-month old, so when I work on the car in the evening or weekend, I lose time with my family. Last Sat., I spent 3 hours running new power wire and doing the Big 3. My wife was not thrilled.)
I have hit a dilemma with sound deadening, however. I have about 30 square feet of the asphalt-based eDead V1. I want to use it on the doors, but I really only want to pull the doors apart once (if possible). Because it is asphalt-based, I'd rather NOT use it on the doors and risk it coming off. Of course, that means another week or so of waiting for RAAMmat, Secong Skin, or a new order of the Butyl-based eDead (which is DIRT cheap!). If I get a butyl-based deadner, I will use the eDead that I have now on the floor or trunk floor.
Thoughts? Should I run the current eDead and risk it, or should I wait and just get in the butyl-based stuff and do the speaker install at that time? Or should I risk p!ssing off my wife and install the speakers now and then add the deadner when it arrives? (Note: I have a 3-month old, so when I work on the car in the evening or weekend, I lose time with my family. Last Sat., I spent 3 hours running new power wire and doing the Big 3. My wife was not thrilled.)