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...out with a hose, letting the water run to the front. Everywhere I put water had a drain hole (once unplugged). If you line the cab with Dynamat, or similar product, be sure to mark the holes, including the little bolt holes for the boxes. That requirement became apparent after I covered...

On some of the early trucks the military applied some sort of sealant type stuff that kind of resembles roll-on bed liner. Mine had it applied to the whole floor. Underneath the driver's side storage box that sealant material is cracked and buckled. I can't tell whether the top layer of sheet...

In case anyone else is doing this, the package of Dynamat was 36 sq ft and I ran out. 36 sq ft covered the floors under the seats (completely from front to back including floorboards) and the top surface of the hump. Still wanting to put some pieces on the back wall of the cab, inside the...

Kenet, I hope my project is as successful! I'm using Dynamat Extreme. The big sheet of plastic on the back wall is now laminated on the backside with 3/8" thick sleeping mat. Is that sound meter an app on a smart phone? Neat! How are you guys covering the ceiling? Build a headliner? What...

Thats where we installed the 3/4" dynamat. Sure sticks well. Time will determine how well it stands up.

Has anyone tried to put Dynamat under the cab but on the ​outside under the hump and surrounding area? Would it stand up to weather and heat that it would be exposed to? The inside of my cab is already finished, but I would like to add additional sound deadening.

Sure thing. So far the most effective additions have been the fabric on the ceiling and the 3/4" dynamat on the engine side of the hump.

You'll have to let us know how that dynamat works. I just wear earpro in mine, but I'm curious.

...slept in JuannaGo. She performed admirably. My my son is busy working away on her. To date he has accomplished the following sound deadener/dynamat on the engine side of the hump dynamat in the doors and fabric thin plywood on the ceiling with the gaps filled with expanding foam insulation...

What I did in my hmmwv was to put dynamat down, then I went to a Marine store and purchased 1 inch thick diesal boat engine compartment insulation, and under the hood I got the dynamat for under hood. Now I can have a conversation, talk on the phone etc, and I believe it all cost about $550...

...ride. Search for his threads on here. The cab of the LMTV is much larger, it can have much potential to make it comfortable for long hauls. Dynamat or Hush Mat can be used to insulate and sound deaden the cab. Large viewing area from the windshield but too, it is a large magnet for stray...

tburk49760 Try these guys - http://www.fatmat.com/ I did a deuce and now my Dodge Magnum Police interceptor. Works great and is MUCH cheaper than Dynamat...

No not at all, a couple months ago I put dynamat On the hood and on the tunnel, it did not increase the temp then. I wrapped the exhaust and that seemed to cool off the engine, my hydrolic fan starts much later and less, than it did previously. With the new noise dampener it did not increase...

...rubber on the dog house and replaced it with this and attempted to put it around the engine compartment reduced the engine noise by 70%, can have a normal conversation without yelling in the truck now. I have dynamat in the rest of the vehicle, and will be adding this to the rest of the vehicle.

Hello everyone, Got my Bobbed 1967 M35a2 from Boyce back in August and decided to Dynamat and carpet the floor. 1. Removed seats and tranny and transfer covers 2. While I had covers off I connect tranny and transfer case breather to axle vents via yellow fuel line...

Has the insulation increased your engine temp?

My belts do the same thing as well, im sure it all stacks up haha. tim929stro: thanks for the tips, thread and advice. I do have some dynamat type material, left over from a friends trunk job. I planned to cut sections of it to properly perform on larger metal surfaces that resonate. From what...

...from, and address that as close to the source as possible. For example, if your worst offensive noise is coming from your intake, putting Dynamat on the doors and floorboard isn't going to do much... (however, covering your intake filter can halves with Dynamat/Dynaliner and adding a GM...

Sure will. As soon as I get close to caught up with life. I can tell you it's lovely and loud. Some would find it obnoxious. I barely hear any difference in the cab. Unless I'm driving beside something it can echo from. My plans include some serious dynamat type products soon.

...are going to have a certain sound as they run, as will your accessories. Absorption and diffusion are how you kill that - something like dynamat and closed cell foam sandwich on the valve covers and oil pan will lower the resonant frequency of the items making converting more sound energy...