I installed some 6.5" speakers in the door panels of my '97 Cav Z24 coupe. They sound nice, but there is a lot of road noise and some resonance occuring. I don't have a powerful system - no amps or subs. I also don't plan on adding any. But I did want to knock out that backround noise a bit. A Crutchfield adviser told me that the Dynamay Xtreme speaker kit would be a good solution.

The kit only has two 10" x 10" squares that I would need to trim a bit. Would such small pieces of Dynamat have any noticeable effect? I didn't want to sound-deaden the doors entirely, just take the edge off some of the unpleasant noises they produce. Would this product by itself be worth it? If they work alright, I may buy another kit, and do the rear deck as well, though its not as problematic as the doors.

Any advice or experiences appreciated. Thanks!

eDead 80 would be a cheaper solution and you can buy it in whatever length you want or need. Dynamat is quite pricey.


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if you have no intention of doing much with your system, theres a brand of rubberized undercoating/sound deadener that we use on the trucks at work that seems to work well, as long as you spray it on thick enough. i cant remember the name of it off the top of my head, but i can check when i get to work







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