So I've been thinking of Maxing all the way...

[CrnCnn]

If nothing else you can try it out and if you dont like it you could it back together and it may actually be more quiet with all that liner on there. I did that to a honda I had, mostly since I had a system in it, to keep rattling down.

[nfpgasmask]

If nothing else you can try it out and if you dont like it you could it back together and it may actually be more quiet with all that liner on there. I did that to a honda I had, mostly since I had a system in it, to keep rattling down.

Yeah, I am thinking about taking it apart just to see what's under there. I just don't want to destroy the trim in the process. I need to get some of those plastic trim tools the audio shops use to pry stuff.

Bart

[JHarris1385]

Awesome idea.....

I have been thinking about doing something similar to the head liner or if all fails just painting it black with red stripes. You would have to build a box over the computer under the passenger seat or relocate it.

[nfpgasmask]

Awesome idea.....

I have been thinking about doing something similar to the head liner or if all fails just painting it black with red stripes. You would have to build a box over the computer under the passenger seat or relocate it.

Isn't the computer under something already?

Bart

[JHarris1385]

Yeah under carpet.....Find the fold under your passenger seat of the carpet and you should be able to find it easily.

[etlsport]

bart i have been thinking about this too... someone had photos of their sound deadening install ( i think it was kenny maybe) but the interior looked nice with the sound deadening fabric stretched over the deadening material... my reason i havent considered it more seriously is the wiring.. there is a decent amount of wiring that runs to the tail lights behind the panels.. and in my case to the speakers, auxiliary outlet, trailer lights, 4th and 5th brake lights, cb antenna.. led lighting... etc.. and either those wires would have to be exposed or covered in the process.. and u would not be able to get to them after that.. but i do HATE how much room we lose to those panels

[etlsport]

oh yea here are a few pics.. but i think there are better ones out there

[CrnCnn]

Yeah, I am thinking about taking it apart just to see what's under there. I just don't want to destroy the trim in the process. I need to get some of those plastic trim tools the audio shops use to pry stuff.

Bart

Just be carefull sometimes those are still too thick and have to be ground down to not leave huge marks.