spaghetti, no more (new amp rack installed)

[bushpilot]

man either HushMat has taken a SERIOUS jump in price or
your source is rippin' folks off ! Theres no way ive got 400 bucks
in mine TOTAL.

brownbread/bquiet was the stuff that i initially tried to buy...but
the SHIPPING on this stuff (heavy, odd shaped, rolls) will KILL YOUR
WALLET.

 

[Mike K]

Bush, the whole things looks top notch, keep up the good work!

 

[Bolt]

The prices I pulled up are off the hushmat website. Yeah, shipping on the stuff is counter productive. You are trying to add weight to the panels.

I remember some of the cummins guys back in the day were rolling lead sheets out into the floorboard of their trucks to get some of their sanity back.

 

[GO BIG]

I was looking into some other fourms and found a coupon code for the the b quite

go to B-Quiet sound deadening material

Enter CCA in the coupon code box for 10% off

Helps but at 194 bucks for 36 sq ft dyanmat 10% doesn't go far.

 

[GO BIG]

Has anybody installed material under the headliner?

 

[bushpilot]

Has anybody installed material under the headliner?

i have...and i did it in the DEAD of summer ! (i bet i lost 20lbs...couldnt
tell now though

the headliner is cloth & foam on FIBERGLASS...if you own a super-cab
then you can pull the headliner out the doors...if you own a crew-cab
(like i do) the headliner is installed thru the rear window @ the factory.

im TOLD you can fold the headliner and pull it out the door...but i didnt,
and i wasnt willing to risk having a fold or crease in the headliner.

i dropped my headliner and shifted it forward/rear/side to side to install
sheet (after sheet) of hushmat...i THINK its done well at reducing
the noise and cutting down on the heat !

it took me a few hours to drop the headliner, install the hush mat &
re-install the headliner...i could probably do it pretty quickly (2 or so
hours, start to finish) now that i know what im doin'...pretty much
like anything else...the 1st time is the most difficult !

 

[GO BIG]

Yeah i have done under dash work in the summer before and it does shed the pounds. And I hear California is cooler than parts of Texas during the summer. Am i correct?

 

[big_rooster]

well texas is ussually around 100 with 160% humidity so workin inside a truck is purty much unbearable.