Sedan Door Panel Deadening

[talnlnky]

Originally Posted by WolfWings

Yeah... I went 3 layers thick there in a couple spots myself on my LB. I *DID* go 5 layers thick on the rear quarter-panels on my 3dr though.

see thats the great thing about my planned install... No subs in the back, so no need to go crazy on that part of the car.

I will however have 8" midbass drivers with a one way x-max of 12mm in each door being chocked with 160rms each. Which means my doors have to be dead as forged aluminum otherwise i'll go crazy.

[WolfWings]

Originally Posted by talnlnky

see thats the great thing about my planned install... No subs in the back, so no need to go crazy on that part of the car.

I will however have 8" midbass drivers with a one way x-max of 12mm in each door being chocked with 160rms each. Which means my doors have to be dead as forged aluminum otherwise i'll go crazy.

Oh, I'm running flat-stock speakers and no amp or sub on my system. It took that much deadening in specific spots (about half a square foot is actual 5 layers thick) to stop the side-panels from going 'ting' when rapped with my knuckles. =^.^= I was going purely for silencing the outside world out, as I'm content with the stock sound system aside from the head unit.

[talnlnky]

Originally Posted by WolfWings

Oh, I'm running flat-stock speakers and no amp or sub on my system. It took that much deadening in specific spots (about half a square foot is actual 5 layers thick) to stop the side-panels from going 'ting' when rapped with my knuckles. =^.^= I was going purely for silencing the outside world out, as I'm content with the stock sound system aside from the head unit.

haha... ok... yeah, I disconnected my rear speakers... and have no plans of ever giving them power again.