Sail panel speaker insulation
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Sail panel speaker insulation
I'm putting my car back together for summer, and these cloth speaker insulation pods are in pretty rough shape. They are falling apart and nasty. I am thinking about lining the inner parts of the sail panel with dynamat or some similar vibration dampener as a replacement, not sure if that will be as effective though. Anyone else had to make a replacement?
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Re: Sail panel speaker insulation
They make/sell baffles to go behind speakers. Try Crutchfield or a generic Google search. The stock 'enclosures' are some kind of pressed molded composite, right there with the headliner backing, not something that will last forever.
Edit - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_237XT6...s-5-depth.html
Edit - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_237XT6...s-5-depth.html
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Re: Sail panel speaker insulation
They make/sell baffles to go behind speakers. Try Crutchfield or a generic Google search. The stock 'enclosures' are some kind of pressed molded composite, right there with the headliner backing, not something that will last forever.
Edit - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_237XT6...s-5-depth.html
Edit - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_237XT6...s-5-depth.html
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Re: Sail panel speaker insulation
I can't believe I never heard of those. A quick trip to Amazon and I'm set. Thanks, Drew!
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