Filling trunk lid with great stuff

[tristan560]

I picked up a grand prix last month. I've never messed around with trunk cars before, I've always had my jimmy to get loud.

Has anybody filled their trunk lids with great stuff? If so was it worth it? My setup is going to be rear firing...I was just trying to do all I can to keep it from losing pressure out the trunk.

[Bowser91]

man i was hoping already did it, i was thinking about doing it to my accord but i got cold feet if i decide to do it ill let you know how it goes mang... also im getting my second skin in the mail today so that will give me something to do

[Mr. Darkjustice]

ive always just deadened my trunk lids. if i were doin it id probably remove the lid to just make it easier for me

[tristan560]

Yeah I've deadened mine...I'm just worried that I'm going to add too much weight to the lid.

[killallblue]

I've done it it makes a difference then add the deadner it's crazy how much better it sounds as far as weight great stuff weighs almost nothing so its fine

[JEMT8]

Double post fail so i will use this to tell u te eat a taco

This just made my day. And is great stuff expanding foam?

[killallblue]

Yes

[BboyTaktix]

I put a layer of deadener and great stuff expanding foam. Made a huge difference in terms of shaking, and added a decent amount of weight but not too much. I say go for it, just don't get the great stuff on anything cuz it's a bitch to get off fabric and your skin.

Edited November 5, 2010 by BboyTaktix

[killallblue]

I ruined my shirt and my arm was coverd in it I hated life that day

[cubs_fan0718]

Fill up the all the little holes and cracks then cut the dried excess then put ur deadner on, I wish i would have done that first. I got 3-4 layers on my lid and it doesnt rattle as bad but it moves the spoiler a bit, but thats what happens when u face a 18 at it i guess