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Why did you post this in the second skin section? Lol
posted the wrong link...its corrected haha sorry too many
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Look at what came in the mail
It's too cold to install though -
right but on ur trunk lid it would be easy to do and easy to test with trial and error. just play music see what rattles apply ss then repeat until satisfied. as far as the rest of the car then ya u just gotta apply and hit the area and see how "dead" it sounds
i would do the trunk lid last after the system is installed
noted..thank you sir I was actually thinking about ordering a pack of Alpha Damp..even though I just bought 80sq ft. of Damp Pro I want to spoil my new baby!! and make her loud, but quiet
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nice work man..3 posts in 4 minutes..also impressive
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depends... apply one layer or even less then see how much effect it had. apply more as needed
I have a brand new car and I'm trying to do everything in one attempt..I took it apart, I plan on sound deadening and putting the luxury liner and foam for the rattles. Then, running wire and installing the everything back so I wont really know how it will sound. (with actually music being played) Thats why I dont mind kind of goin 'overboard' with the sound deadening. If that makes sense
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i want one steve but i dont know how to use it
So how bout you just order it and then send it to me and I'll use it for you
Playing man....I dont think anyone but the beta testers know how to use it...just buy it LOL
if i do get it you can barrow it just send it back ok
does this apply to everyone
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Yup, did with mine at least.
okay thanks..I wasnt sure it I was just wasting precious SS
Yeah you can check out this page where Jon does some comparison between a CLD and other styles of "sound deadening" and it's easy to tell that multiple layers do help with reducing vibrations
:http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/125605-another-peel-seal-thread-but-not-what-you-think/
thanks for the link!!
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Yup, did with mine at least.
okay thanks..I wasnt sure it I was just wasting precious SS
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Just as the title states..Does it actually make a difference, especially like on my trunk lid
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Steve, please sign Order #100001333!! Thank you sir
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Hey Steve...I'm wondering where your at with # of CC-1 units sold yet...are you still below the 250??? I want the combo bad!!
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I can actually get the 360.2 for around 275..I dont want to spend a grand on this..
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Would the RF 3SIXTY.1 Digital Signal Processor be good or should I go better..Im putting two sets of RF T2 components, so I want it to sound great
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Hi Low Converter is a name for it line converter i would not go cheap with these tho there drity as can be
I dont quite understand..they are dirty?
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Depends on your budget... There are line out converters that are cheap ($20-50) but work, there's line driers like the RF BLD which is mid priced and a step up from a LOC and it's around $100, then there are processors like the RF 360.2 or 360.3, and Audison BitOne which are in the $500-1000 dollar range
oh alright, I know what your talking about..I never knew what those were for..I'm not new to car audio but I have never done anything more than new cd player, amp and subs..lol I will probably go with the RF bc I'm using all fosgate
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does that just plug in to where the stock amp is at and just have RCA's on it
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I finally pulled my radio in my Chrysler 200 S..its a NAV Radio (RHB-430N) CD/DVD/MP3/HDD/NAV 6.5" Touch Screen..It doesnt have any RCA's. I'm wondering what type of adapter I need to hook up so I can run two amps (mids & highs, and subs). I want to keep the head unit, since it is touch screen, NAV and has internal memory.
Also, I have a Boston amp and speakers that came with the car..they will be removed all together..
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I'm in PA so its pretty cold, but I'm sealing up the garage, cranking the heater, and getting to my build Saturday..so hopefully Sunday I will throw up some pictures for everyone
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any idea which XP battery would fit ? i know that the d3400 fits in my car. Im running like 2500 watts MAX. Also whats the difference between new XP batteries and the D series?
Dont quote me on this but I believe the XP series are designed for secondary batteries only, they arent made for your main battery under the hood..and if you can fit a d3400 under your hood..do it, you cant go wrong with going bigger!
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im doing this as a SQ build so i want it as solid as i can get! so is it a no to the lux liner or use it also? we have noticed a big diff whey using dynapad on doors after extreame?!?
The luxury liner is to stop ambient noise..road, engine You also might want to pick up some Overkill foam to stop your panels and trim from rattling..
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I would use a combination of Alpha Damp and Damp Pro in your G6.
Alpha - For the really flat areas like the roof and the outer door skin.
Damp or Damp Pro - For the other areas, such as the inner door skins, quarter panels, etc.
And as pointed out by our loyal customer above (thanks!
), I wouldn't hit every square inch with product.All totaled up I'd say no more than 80sq. ft. of Alpha and Damp/Damp Pro.
anytime I can help Jon
I have 36sq ft. of the luxury liner as well..I will be posting pictures and probably a video of the install and my build..as soon as it warms a little -
just for comparison..I have a 2011 Chrysler 200 S..its a midsize sedan and I just bought an 80sq ft. pack of damp pro. I havent installed the damp pro but let me tell you 80 sq ft is WAY MORE than what I was expecting. If you plan on using the alpha damp, you only have to have about 25% coverage on a panel!! A small amount goes very far with this stuff. I only used to use dynamat as well, but I wont after using SS..Second Skin is awesome!
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Going to love the RF T2S 6.5s
I love RF but I have never had any components..figured I would go with the best(besides the ridiculously priced T3 & T5's)
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"2011 Chrysler 200 S"
in his sig ed lol
with a 160A stock alt?
120A or 140A is the largest stock alts I have ever seen.
If its a true 160A thats awesome
My 2007 Tahoe has a stock 160 amp alt also.
OP, make sure you do the big three in 1/0 along with the D3400 and you should be good
The wire is on the way for the Big 3..and the D3400. I just wasnt sure if I needed an extra battery or a bigger HO alt. I'm still not sure what I will be running sub wise. Upfront I'm putting (2) sets of RF T2 6.5" components..4 mids, 4 tweeters off of a RF T400..and either a RF T1000 bdcp or T1500 bdcp for subs. I'm leaning towards the T1500 bdcp and running an Orion HCCA 10" off it..
It's too cold to install though 
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I wasnt planning on covering 100% thru out the car..BUT I figured it wouldnt hurt covering 100% in the trunk or even adding a second layer..I just wasnt sure if it was a waste or not