Pictures of my lunar Lander
02-21-2006, 01:05 AM
#51
Former Vendor
Originally Posted by hans14914
Brendan, are you laying down ensolite too? I have about 4 rolls of raamat in mine so far. I havent done the firewall or roof yet. I also stiched a layer into the bottom of my floormats to help out with the road noise. The added weight and ensolite backing keeps the mats firmly inplace.
Hans
Hans
Paul
02-21-2006, 10:37 AM
#52
Rennlist Member
Ensolite also comes from rick. His website is http://www.raammat.com He sells a custom specified sound deadning treatment similar to dynamat extreme at a fraction of the price (As Seen on Brendans Shark), and ensolite cheaper than anywhere else. Ensolite is a dark almost tiatanium grey foam that has a matte appearence. It really looks great layed down in the 928 under the carpets. Give rick a call, and he will set you up with all your acoustical treatment products, and is a great source for advice.
Hans
Hans
02-21-2006, 12:36 PM
#54
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Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Andrew Olson
Brendan-
You said you're removing stuff you don't use. What are you doing for the back seats? Just curious.
You said you're removing stuff you don't use. What are you doing for the back seats? Just curious.
My little guy is 3yrs old. When he wants to go for a ride I will put the seat BACK back on, and find a way to strap him in.
02-21-2006, 01:20 PM
#55
Three Wheelin'
In a non-airbag car with no back seats it's okay to put the booster seat in the passenger seat, and you've already got the 3-point harness (seat belt).
02-21-2006, 01:28 PM
#56
928 Collector
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Agreed Brian. Brendan those seat bottoms (after deleting the insulating crap) weigh almost nothing and may make a big usability difference to your little tike.
02-21-2006, 03:34 PM
#57
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Thread Starter
He's about 30 pounds right now. A booster could work in the back, or he will just go in the front. I'll get him a little race helmut.
