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Loudest trunk car I have ever heard, or had the pleasure of being in. Pat yourself on the back for that Rick. Like I said, you make things frickin loud and I make them sound good. Not sure how you do it though...hidden talent perhaps. Please share the secrets!!!
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The trunk can get loud yea, the trunk rattle is louder. interoir road noise is also pretty loud...
BTW Rick, I tired the expanding foam in the trunk reflectors...it took the rattle down a little, but not very much. Its still worth it IMO, i friggin hate rattles!
BTW Rick, I tired the expanding foam in the trunk reflectors...it took the rattle down a little, but not very much. Its still worth it IMO, i friggin hate rattles!
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Originally posted by Tzu:
The trunk can get loud yea, the trunk rattle is louder.
The trunk can get loud yea, the trunk rattle is louder.
Good to hear the expanding foam worked at least some for you, I think I might have to do a bit of testing to see if that yields me a gain by doing that.
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Spray on insulator and sound deadener...Just put some all over the trunk of Rod's prelude...seems to working nicely. Dries semi rubbery, leaving a nice little insulator. Holds all the little metal and plastic pieces together so they can't rattle. Can be had a Canadian Tire for like 7 bucks a can. 2 cans did a couple of coats on the whole trunk.
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