I've read that by adding weights to a panel you may be able reduce the frequency of it such as adding cld tiles like dynamat, damplifier, etc. So, today I had my wheels rebalanced and noticed the new weights added on them and began thinking how these weights would perform in this situation. I looked up wheel weights on Amazon and they are cheaper than dynamat/damplifier. Has anyone tried this? If so, what were the results? Massive fail or epic win? Your thoughts.
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Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts
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your better off buying sheets of aluminum metal, cutting it up and welding it onto your vehicle's problem spots.
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