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> dynamat, used on firewall?
nealnorlack
post May 14 2003, 10:18 PM
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Has anybody ever used Dyamat on the firewall? Is it affected by heat from the engine compartment? Ayway, I am looking for an alternative for the old sound pad.
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Qarl
post May 14 2003, 10:27 PM
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What is dynamat like? Dense neoprene? Open celled light foam? I've seen stuff from Performance Products thats for the engine bay (shiny aluminized foil on one side). I think that's more of a heat-reflector than a sound insulator. I installed that in the engine compartment on my last 914. Looked alright.

I think something like thin, dense neoprene (just like a rubber mousepad) would work great as a firewall sound insulating material. It's dense and can block sound. I'm not sure if this is available in sheets elsewhere cheaper han Dynamat.

Seems you could buy sheets of it... Maybe 3/16" and adhere it to the firewall and floorboard with 3M spray adhesive.

Whaddya think? Opinions? Any Been there done thats?

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Britain Smith
post May 14 2003, 10:37 PM
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Hey something that I can answer...

I used a layer of dynomat between my engine and the back seats (the firewall) on my 912. I did this to lower the engine noise during stereo competitions. I did notice a slightly bit lower noise in the cabin but it didn't make much of a difference overall because the engine was so loud.

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post May 14 2003, 10:44 PM
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Summit Racing sells a special Dynomat for the engine compartment....

best prices I've seen as well..
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