Sound Deadener

[IDSkoT 5,000+ posts]

Alright... now, let's set it down: Highschool student (so I have a lot of free time, but the times come in spurts), I work (make $200 / week), so I have some money... But I'm saving up for a Used BMW. I'm saving up about $50 a week for the down payment, then I put in whatever I have left over once I get paid again. The system's working pretty well, I think.

But, I was just wondering what's the best SD for the cheapest price...?

I know people are all over Dynamat's D... but $60 bucks/door is f&cking expensive...

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[bhsdriller 10+ year member]

I haven't used it yet but i heard Raamat is really good for the price. http://www.raamaudio.com/

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

Raamat BXT is the best bang for your buck mat on the market. If budget were a big concern, that is exactly what Id buy. I would NOT buy more of a lesser product, as Im confident others here will suggest.

 

[porksoda 10+ year member]

I am a high school student too lol. Well here is how i did my sound deadener if you havent seen. I used eDead.

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=302674

Hope this helps.

 

[IDSkoT 5,000+ posts]

I am a high school student too lol. Well here is how i did my sound deadener if you havent seen. I used eDead. http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=302674

Hope this helps.

Oh, nice! That was my next question, how to install. Do I do the doors, and the trunk? And that's it?

Also, can you help me out and tell me how much I should buy? I have a '98 Mustang Coupe. For now I just wanna Mat the doors / cab, then later the trunk (once I get more money)

 

[bigbangtheory 5,000+ posts]

Oh, nice! That was my next question, how to install. Do I do the doors, and the trunk? And that's it?
Also, can you help me out and tell me how much I should buy? I have a '98 Mustang Coupe. For now I just wanna Mat the doors / cab, then later the trunk (once I get more money)

Depends how much you want to get into it, how much money, time and what not. Me I am hitting up my trunk this week as that is my focal point to start out as I have quite a bit of bass and that is where the majority of vibrations come from. When I say trunk, I mean the whole thing with overlapping sheets. You don't have to do that as you can focus on where the vibrations are coming from and lay some on top of it, but me I figure I have enough Square footage to overlap. Then doing the rear deck, doors, and the floors and lastly the roof. I doubt you want to get into all that, but you can. Just takes time, money and some elbow grease and general know how of taking out seats and what not and putting it all back together.