Date: 18th Oct, 2009
Time: 8am to late
Location: 264 Springvale Road, Glen Waverley. Corner of Glen road. Entry just off Springvale Road.
Who's IN:
Craig Pitts (Run the day! no car)
BennyGSR (MY08 3RB Wag)
Tangcla (MY04 Lib GT Sed)
Ric (spectate/assist, no car at this stage)
teK-- (spectate/assist, no car at this stage)
LibJam - (MY06 Lib Sedan)
AWDDave - (spectate/assist)
kaycy - (Attend MY??)
What you need to bring:
- A bucket (for water while you're degreasing)
- Some grease remover (detergent, maybe something a bit stronger. At least detergent won't eat out your duco tho)
- 3 terry towelling rags/towells that you don't really care if they get destroyed (BigW sells 10 packs of cloth nappies for ~$15!! Perfect)
- Blanket to lay interior parts on (or in your boot/back seat, etc)
- A small wooden roller ~5cm wide +/- 2cm (Bunnings/Art store - I'll get a pic)
- Something to neel on. You're knees will thank you after 4 hrs on concrete
- 3 bottles of water (you'll be amazed at how much you sweat)
- The worst set of yard clothes you own. You will get them covered in grease, dirt, mud and oily substances. They'll be stuffed afterwards.
- 1 roll Gaffa tape (again, Bunnings)
- #2 Phillips head screw driver
- Scintillating conversation for everyone involved.
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Hey guys,
With a bit more interest starting to bubble up from the sound deadening work I've done on my car, I thought it may be time to put together a couple of things:
- Group buy on Dynamat Extreme Sound deadener (bulk packs)
- Group buy on Dynamat Dynaxorb (for more mid/bass)
- A fitting workshop and demo day
What's the idea on these things?
Clearly I'm talking VIC based.
Venue is unknown, we really need a massive shed or a warehouse/car park type thing with power and good light.
Tools are pretty simple (as we all are) and I'll outline that once we determine what's required.
Typical pricing of deadener bulk pack is ~$230 which will do all 4 doors (double layer on the front, single layer (and a bit) on the rear) and your pacel shelf giving you a little left over to do maybe part of the boot lid or even doubling up on the back doors for extra driving silence.
Deflex pads (dynaxorb) is about $40 and WELL worth it for the tiny thing it is. But you need to buy a tube of superglue to fit them, so factor in that extra $5.
As an expectation setter, this is what we're looking to achieve is taking front and rear doors from this factory state:
Front door:
Back door:
(sorry, no pic before)
to this deadened state:
Front:
Rear:
NOW, the reason I've stopped at this point is TIME and facilities.
If you'd like to get your front doors to look like this:
Then that requires a LOT more fine work with 3mm MDF cutouts, gaffa tape and all sorts of knifework. Oh, and a decent set of 3 ways.