My Celica's Interior : 6/11/11(update) Pics are all up!, I know what you are thinking, and yes im crazy Options

[njccmd2002]

this is the first of many posts. I will do some things like showing you how to hook up a subwoofer to the oem radio. (running 2 amps), how to chage the LEDs in the A/c unit, several other thingys, nothing major, just quick tips and see if i can come up with something in the way. Plus, i dont have a thread, felt like starting one....

the first pic





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This post has been edited by njccmd2002: Jun 11, 2011 - 4:08 AM

[celicaGT96]

^^ wow that is very nice

what material was used under the carpet. im planning on doing something like this but dynamat is too heavy and i dont think it makes much of a difference..

would you recommend it to others for a quite cabin?

This post has been edited by celicaGT96: Mar 7, 2008 - 12:45 PM

[njccmd2002]

^^ wow that is very nice

what material was used under the carpet. im planning on doing something like this but dynamat is too heavy and i dont think it makes much of a difference..

would you recommend it to others for a quite cabin?

I have a vert, so its noisy in nature. What i used is (have you ever moved with U-hAUL) the movin blankets. I had misplaced two of these, and ended up paying for them . But if you look at the original OEM padding, they are same material, except OEM are thicker. I left the oem in place and added extra padding.

Some people have used cork, sprayed rubber, dynamat. This was at no cost to me, since i had it. Ever since i lowered my car, it was very road noisy, but now i think it has very much improved the noise in my cabin. I believe toyota used that stuff for a reason, i just made it thicker , plus is comfy.

If you have no plans to spend to much, i would tell you go ahead.. I think there are some versions of the fabric at walmart...

Hollow cans transmit noise very good, dissipating the sound waves, what im doing, helps reduce the noise.

GL