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Post by deljoshua on Apr 27, 2010 21:52:16 GMT -7
I only have a single 12" sub in the trunk and I am getting a lot of rattle outside. I tested a box with 2 12" kickers and i thought it might blow the lid right of the hinges! Is there an adjustment I can make to something or a way to reinforce the trunk lid?  |
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Post by greg095 on Apr 27, 2010 22:46:47 GMT -7
Your best bet is going to be DynaMat.
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Post by My335iTT on Apr 29, 2010 6:28:24 GMT -7
Or an even better solution is getting something similar to Dynamat so you dont overpay for something with a lower quality. Look into eDead or Fatmat. Better quality and price.
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Post by swtchgr(Kellie) on Apr 29, 2010 10:19:28 GMT -7
I have rattle on the lower part of the trunk and on my license plate. I need to bolt down the bottom part of the plate.
What a pain to have the rattles. Sounds great inside but not great outside:)
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Post by 440Gordy on Apr 29, 2010 16:56:39 GMT -7
You can try turning down the volume! ;D
Sorry, always has to be one wise guy in the group.
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Post by swtchgr(Kellie) on Apr 29, 2010 22:08:04 GMT -7
You can try turning down the volume! ;D Sorry, always has to be one wise guy in the group. LOL. That was pretty funny. If we turn the volume down then there are other little rattles inside. Better to turn it up and let the car next to you hear the outside rattles. Plus, doesn't that help with gas mileage? Kind of pushes you down the road  |
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Post by deljoshua on Apr 30, 2010 22:10:09 GMT -7
That is where mine rattles is on the bottom where the plate is. I think I have seen fatmat at some sound shops, probably gonna go with that. Hope it makes it better.
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Post by swtchgr(Kellie) on Apr 30, 2010 23:18:05 GMT -7
Let us know if that helps. I tried putting the fatmat behind the plate but it didn't help. Maybe I need to adjust my technique.
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