Sony Subs

[94VRCOMMO]

Wats up people

i currently have a vr exec commo and in the boot i have 2 x 12inch Sony Explod Subs in individual custom boxes running of a kicker 850watt amp. I was wonder if anyone knows the best way to get the boot lid rattle(vibrations) rid of. is it deadening or silcone or what? any inputs would be great.

[azzfox]

i heard foam can be your best friend for small rattles, for larger vibrations eg. boot lid try dampening material.

[semi]

eg dynamat, just to clarify

[StoneX]

For large rattles you use foam, silicon, etc to stop the items hitting each other. Deadener, like Dynamat, is used to dampen resonances which is when the metal vibrates in time with the music.

[davey g-force]

For the dreaded "number plate rattle" I used to use double-sided tape behind the number plate. Worked a treat...

[Brycestro]

Are you on a budget? Your looking at setting yourself back a few hundred to use dynamat throughout your boot. As others have said, there's lots of small tricks that will often get rid of your rattle problems though. Double sided tape on the number plate sounds good and cheap, i used dynamat on the back of it and between it and it's frame so that it's not rattling up against bare metal and has worked a treat. Expander foam is another thing you can use, no personal experience with it though sorry.

[brohawk]

if your on a budget do what i did paint on tar deadener you just cover it any way for 30 bucks i did my whole boot and lid. no more rattles n for the little annoyind ones that cant be seen cardboard, eg. boot popper solonoid.

[calais_cruzin]

Hey Does anyone have a tip to stop ur Parcel Shelf n Bak Plastic window surround rattling ive managed to stop me boot n garnish rattles but not the onse on the inside.....ive tried glueing the two pieces of the window surround but no luck still rattles....was thinking of puttin a bit of MDF under the shelf to give it a bit more wieght to stop it movin but i dunno how this will work out..cheers any help appriecated....Thanks

[garfa]

identify and points of contact between the carpeted shelf and the metal underneith and then put some foam on any of those points. easy to do and remove, while being cheap.