Road Noise
#11
02-26-2008, 12:33 PM
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Re: Road Noise
I used some velcro and zip ties, where it was needed. It didn't really need to be secured in place with the trunk liner pressing against it.
#12
03-01-2008, 08:01 PM
Re: Road Noise
what if this stuff gets wet? will it dry up or will it stay damp and rot and stink up your car? it's improbable but condensation and, god forbid, a flood, ca cause it to get wet.
at least it's removable, but it might be a pain in your mod colby. i'll research on how to get it well isolated from the elements when i try to install it so it can do its insulating job
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at least it's removable, but it might be a pain in your mod colby. i'll research on how to get it well isolated from the elements when i try to install it so it can do its insulating job
.
#14
03-02-2008, 09:04 AM
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Re: Road Noise
what if this stuff gets wet? will it dry up or will it stay damp and rot and stink up your car? it's improbable but condensation and, god forbid, a flood, ca cause it to get wet.
at least it's removable, but it might be a pain in your mod colby. i'll research on how to get it well isolated from the elements when i try to install it so it can do its insulating job.
at least it's removable, but it might be a pain in your mod colby. i'll research on how to get it well isolated from the elements when i try to install it so it can do its insulating job
.
Also, if the carpet padding is wet, my IPU probably will be too. Then I will have much more bigger and expensive problems...
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