There’s a TSB for it. Basically just remove the rubber plugs on the bottom of the door, use a 10mm socket to loosen the nuts slightly, move closer to the outside of the door, tighten. Make sure they align with the plastic guide in the corner. Further out isn’t always better.
Agree with you here. Transformational fixes like this one free up the higher sound frequencies for conversations, music etc. Its a lot harder to have a conversation with someone playing a violin in your ear than it is a bass. That said, I wish something would actually quiet the car down on a...
There’s some good YouTube’s on where everything goes. It’s three smaller panels on the inside of the door and one larger panel on the outside under where the trim goes. You end up covering almost everything - although I would have preferred if they covered over where the moisture barrier goes. I...
Well I apologize then. It sure sounded like you were trying to attack me for a simple post about my experience.
At any rate, I’m sure there are other improvements to be made. Given the perception of the change, I was a bit surprised I couldn’t measure a difference. Again, I measured right at...
It sounds like you’re being really defensive for no reason. My experience and measurements were inconsistent with Dynamat’s claims, simple as that. I didn’t call them fake or liars. Maybe drink a little less coffee? FWIW; their claims were for the Bronco specifically, so blaming the truck makes...
Spent a few hours installing the Dynamat Xtreme door kit on our BL-S 4DR. I am feeling a bit disappointed but still glad it’s there.
The good:
Perceptually, it made the doors sound solid on close, instead of hollow. It also seems to transform the high pitched whirring of the road noise into...