Sound Deadening

[chubby 10+ year member]

but the ability to do 2 or 3 layers for the price of one layer of dynamat extreme makes raam mat a superior product IMO.

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

i highly doubt raamat is as good as dynamat extreme

It works very comparably. I've used both, and am more than happy with the Raammat. Noticed no differences. Plus, at literally 1/4 of the price...even if you use twice as much, you're still well ahead cost wise //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/tongue.gif.6130eb82179565f6db8d26d6001dcd24.gif

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

I really heard a huge difference when I installed it over the matting.

Not yet. I want/need to though.

You only put your's inside the door?

 

[AzGrower 10+ year member]

Not yet. I want/need to though.
You only put your's inside the door?

Raam mat 60 (older version) = 1st layer in door inner panel,outter panel, and door shell. And rear doors too (extra cab truck)

Raam mat 60bxt (new stuff) = 2nd layer in doors (all 4 of them), 2 layers rear cab wall, 2 layers floorboards (not firewall yet)

Ensolite foam = 1 layer in doors, rear wall, and floor. I actually put an extra 10"x10" piece of it behind my component driver to help disperse the rear waves.

Here is a pic of the floorboards as I was installing it.

Raam mat bxt on floorboards (you can barely see the ensolite foam on the back wall, kinda looks like carpet padding):

Here you can see the foam up close on the rear cab wall. This pic is of my Xover / Distro block rack. I installed the foam using just spray on adhesive (Not 3M but V&S Aircraft Adhesive):