How to sound deaden your car and fiberglass too!

[LostSoul]

daim sorry dawg good job thou

[masksav1]

Thanks for the pics
Looks easy enough.
How difficult it is to change out the actuator and where is it hidden?

[DriDed]

Thanks for writing up this tutorial, it should be made a sticky.

[Taido]

x2 for sticky.

[Maniax]

update pics?:(

[crispone]

SHAZZZAAAAM!


Back from the dead... er... SOUND deadening...





-crisp

[Jabraltar]

I wish I was ambitious as you...I don't think I could ever have the patience to do anything posted in this thread lol

[DriDed]

^^^Its good to do your own work when it comes to cars, it saves a lot of cash so it is definitely worth the patience.

[Jabraltar]

^^^^ no kidding...I spent 8 hours applying the smoked film to my lights and now everytime I look at them I'm proud that I did them myself intead of paying another person to do it.

[DriDed]

^^^^ no kidding...I spent 8 hours applying the smoked film to my lights and now everytime I look at them I'm proud that I did them myself intead of paying another person to do it.

I am with you on being proud of your own work...the Injen intake on my Solara, the trd rear sway bar, trd strut brace, were all installed by me but of course I had a help from my dad on the intake.

I feel the same way with me and the mods that I have installed on my car.

[[SMAN]]

Wow ... thread from the dead (AGAIN!). Glad you like my work. Keep your eyes open for part 3 this early summer where i reattempt my fiberglass install with a different method.

[DriDed]

This thread will never die!!

I am gonna need it when I install my tein lowering springs and kyb gr2 shocks in the near future.

[Jabraltar]

Can't wait to see the updated posts. You should get paid for this because it's so awesome lol