Title says it all, do you guys think it might work?

 

yes

 

Yea I'm jealous Ryans doors sound like a BMW when they close. Mine sound like ..well a rx7s doors

hateful of hollow

 

does this reduce the amount of noise you hear from the engine area?

 

dynomat i think adds a bit of weight. It helps greatly in reducing noise and if you have a good stereo sytem, it improves sound quality imensely. But if you are trying ot avoid loud exhaust notes...it won't help 'that' much.

Danny

 

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!
it does reduce noise from where ever you lay it i have it done to my daily driver i have a 2001 corolla and i ahve the whole car dynomated for my system if and i seriously doubt the dynomat will add extra wieght to actually slow you down if i were you i would only use extreme dynomat not regular dynomat not premium(premium is ok)
becouse when the sun hits the car it heats it back up and it will start to peel off slowly.

 

It sure helps the driver's door closing problem. No more need to slam the door shut. And it has a nice thud sound now.

 

Where can i get some of this stuff? I wanna do my door and possibly my trunk.

 

A high-end audio store which installs car audio will sell it. I think I used Extreme. It is self-stick and has a foil front. The main reason I did it was to add a little weight to the doors so they will close. It works.

 

Try www.mcmaster.com search for sound insulation and look for the adhesive backed styles.

 

http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S...c=11&g=890&s=0

 

HUGE mark up on Dynamat Xtreme, check ebay for 1/2 off what the major sites charge

 

100 sq feet!!!!!!!!!!