What's the best deadener for the Roof?

[civicman07 10+ year member]

Sent

 

[Stangit50 10+ year member]

That tells alot about a company when they recommend other products from other companies and not just their own. That's why Damplifier Pro is going on my stangs doors. Hope to get some more of your products when the funds become available!

 

[James Bang 5,000+ posts]

Any of the high performance butyl/aluminum foil vibration dampers will stay on the roof with no problem at all. It can get very hot up there, but not beyond anything butyl can take.
I think the best approach for a rood is to start with a vibration damper and follow that with a layer of closed cell foam. While thin layers of foam won't absorb most of the lower frequency noise we deal with in cars, they will help with the high frequency noise caused by air turbulence. Also provides an extra bit of thermal insulation where you need it most.

Great information Rudy!. I love how you did not use this opportunity to spam unlike the class act that posted after you.

To the OP i'd suggest you check out SDS (SoundDeadenerShowdown). Great info on that site and the owner would not recommend anything more than what you need, to save you some $$$$.

Here's some more info on SDS if you're interested: http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=403867

 

[James Bang 5,000+ posts]

That tells alot about a company when they recommend other products from other companies and not just their own. That's why Damplifier Pro is going on my stangs doors. Hope to get some more of your products when the funds become available!

That was just to sugar coat the uber SPAM.

It tells a lot about a company (Rudy's), when they provide great info instead of taking advantage of every chance to plug products.

 

[KyleBechtold 5,000+ posts]

so much anger

 

[James Bang 5,000+ posts]

so much anger

Tell me about it. The truth hurts so much that he banned me permanently from his forum. He really must be angry.

 

[TurdFergueson2 5,000+ posts]

sent

Saw you sent a PM regarding some deadening. What do you have? I might be interested in some depending on what you had.

 

[dalucifer 10+ year member]

SDS is the way to go. You will spend less money using his CLD tiles than you would buying from any other company. I would not buy from any other company but SDS

 

[Stangit50 10+ year member]

That was just to sugar coat the uber SPAM.
It tells a lot about a company (Rudy's), when they provide great info instead of taking advantage of every chance to plug products.

Yea I just read through that one thread... WOW. I am probably going to try out some of the SDS products. Pricing seems to be really good. Not going to knock SS though because I'm not apart of any of that drama and the Damp Pro I have is still a good product.