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<blockquote data-quote="Blackout67" data-source="post: 8893197" data-attributes="member: 683415">Well your speakers are going to cause the most vibrations on the surface it&#039;s mounted in. I&#039;m assuming he means the metal part when he says &quot;outer&quot; door panel where the speaker is mounted from the factory. Putting a tile or two on the door card is beneficial but not as necessary if we are talking about CLD by itself. As for the CCF, it just needs to be between the objects that are hitting each other, in this case you could mount it to one of the other (door card or metal panel) and it will have the same effect.I actually have a set of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCDDR22B/?tag=caraudiocom-20" target="_blank">this cheap CCF</a> and it works great. But the triple layer stuff is definitely more convenient and it&#039;s thinner so you can fit it into tighter gapsEdit: forgot to mention the one I put in there is also a insulator. So if you put it across your the inside roof&nbsp; of your car it&#039;ll keep it cooler when it&#039;s hot out and warmer when it&#039;s cold</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blackout67, post: 8893197, member: 683415"] Well your speakers are going to cause the most vibrations on the surface it's mounted in. I'm assuming he means the metal part when he says "outer" door panel where the speaker is mounted from the factory. Putting a tile or two on the door card is beneficial but not as necessary if we are talking about CLD by itself. As for the CCF, it just needs to be between the objects that are hitting each other, in this case you could mount it to one of the other (door card or metal panel) and it will have the same effect. I actually have a set of [URL='https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCDDR22B/?tag=caraudiocom-20']this cheap CCF[/URL] and it works great. But the triple layer stuff is definitely more convenient and it's thinner so you can fit it into tighter gaps Edit: forgot to mention the one I put in there is also a insulator. So if you put it across your the inside roof of your car it'll keep it cooler when it's hot out and warmer when it's cold [/QUOTE]

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