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jeffchilcott 
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 3:02 PM / IP Logged  
another good thing to do while you are putting sound deadner in there, is to fill the gaps with expanding foam.   It makes the trunk lid a little heavier, but worth it in the long run.    I am so tired of hearing our civic ratle....the next time we tear into it its gonna be extream. $500-$600 just on deadner
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hardknocks 
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 5:05 PM / IP Logged  
jeffchilcott wrote:
another good thing to do while you are putting sound deadner in there, is to fill the gaps with expanding foam.   It makes the trunk lid a little heavier, but worth it in the long run.    I am so tired of hearing our civic ratle....the next time we tear into it its gonna be extream. $500-$600 just on deadner
why spend that type of money in ur trunk when u don't have to i have only 175 in sound deadner in my ride the hold thing and there is no rattling at all other than the button on the tailgate to open the rear window  goitn to get rid of that in the near future. I have sounddeadner and spray road killl through out it floors, doors, sides and roof. i also used spando foam where i needed it . (warning use very little of this if you over do it it will warp the sheetmetal and show up big time), this hasn't happened to me but i have seem a car hatch back nice paint job but the areas the guy used spando foam was very very clear.
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 5:31 PM / IP Logged  

^^^^^...because ( I guess you don't know ) Jeff Chilcott builds SPL winners. 

in other words:  There are some people you don't question about vehicle preparation.

Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.
jeffchilcott 
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stevdart wrote:

^^^^^...because ( I guess you don't know ) Jeff Chilcott builds SPL winners. 

in other words:  There are some people you don't question about vehicle preparation.

Well steve, you should be real proud of me....im getting back to the basics with the civic very very soon.   and not really the basics at all.   SQ all the way
Here is the list of equipment that we have 90% of ready to go in.   heck lets shoot out some average pricing on the stuff to just to explain why I am using so much deadner
(2) Kicker XS 100's   $800-$1000
(2) Kicker ZR 600's   $500-$800
(1) Kicker ZR 240     $200-$250
(1) Kicker ZR 120     $150-$200
(4) Kicker amp links $100-$175
(4) Kicker CVX 12's   $800-$1000
(Set) Kicker SS 8 Mid $200-$300
(Set) Kicker SS 6.5   $400-$500
(Set) Kicker SS 5.6   $250-$300
Alpine DVA-9860       $400-$500
Alpine PHA-710        $300-$400
Alpine 7.2in touch    $400-$500
Alpine 1Din center    $150-$250
Irragi Alt 300amp     $400-$500
(3) Kinetik 2400's    $800-$1000
So exculding wiring and all the other odds and ends that are not included in just the equipment that comes to a total of $5850-$7675....Spending 10% of that to make sure I get 100% of all the quality from all the speakers and amps...priceless
Now I just need a large shoe-horn to fit all that in there
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2006 USACI Finals 2nd Place
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 6:14 PM / IP Logged  

Sounds a little like the monster I am working on right now..... thank god I found a CNC router dude here in town.

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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 6:22 PM / IP Logged  

jeffchilcott wrote:
....Spending 10% of that to make sure I get 100% of all the quality from all the speakers and amps...priceless

Disguising Trunk Sound Deadener - Page 2 -- posted image.

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hardknocks 
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 7:20 PM / IP Logged  
stevdart wrote:

^^^^^...because ( I guess you don't know ) Jeff Chilcott builds SPL winners. 

in other words:  There are some people you don't question about vehicle preparation.

 1. i don't question anyone about anything

2. I have been building systems for over 20yrs 

3. if you read my sign you will see that i have a little over 2" of deadner through out my ride. and only paid a fraction of the price that Jeff is paying.

before u jump on anyones case about anything take ur own advice and use it   

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6-7" RF Component sets
8 Planet Audio 900d
10 Batcap800
1 250 amp alt
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2" sound deadner roof,doors,floors
hardknocks 
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 7:29 PM / IP Logged  
jeffchilcott wrote:
stevdart wrote:

^^^^^...because ( I guess you don't know ) Jeff Chilcott builds SPL winners. 

in other words:  There are some people you don't question about vehicle preparation.

Well steve, you should be real proud of me....im getting back to the basics with the civic very very soon.   and not really the basics at all.   SQ all the way
Here is the list of equipment that we have 90% of ready to go in.   heck lets shoot out some average pricing on the stuff to just to explain why I am using so much deadner
(2) Kicker XS 100's   $800-$1000
(2) Kicker ZR 600's   $500-$800
(1) Kicker ZR 240     $200-$250
(1) Kicker ZR 120     $150-$200
(4) Kicker amp links $100-$175
(4) Kicker CVX 12's   $800-$1000
(Set) Kicker SS 8 Mid $200-$300
(Set) Kicker SS 6.5   $400-$500
(Set) Kicker SS 5.6   $250-$300
Alpine DVA-9860       $400-$500
Alpine PHA-710        $300-$400
Alpine 7.2in touch    $400-$500
Alpine 1Din center    $150-$250
Irragi Alt 300amp     $400-$500
(3) Kinetik 2400's    $800-$1000
So exculding wiring and all the other odds and ends that are not included in just the equipment that comes to a total of $5850-$7675....Spending 10% of that to make sure I get 100% of all the quality from all the speakers and amps...priceless
Now I just need a large shoe-horn to fit all that in there
I 2 am running Irragi Alts  Dom is a very cool guy I'm 45 mins north of him.  
4-15" RF T2
6-7" RF Component sets
8 Planet Audio 900d
10 Batcap800
1 250 amp alt
1 300 amp alt
2" sound deadner roof,doors,floors
stevdart 
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 8:13 PM / IP Logged  

hardknocks wrote:
before u jump on anyones case about anything take ur own advice and use it 

You're right, I didn't need to make the comment.  But my respects are paid where they're due.

Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.
coppellstereo 
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Posted: April 08, 2006 at 8:18 PM / IP Logged  
I think Steve was just taking time to brag a bit about jeff. Let's not attack anyone
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