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  1. Trav33
    Yeah i agree, or send me their bank statement and i'll do it...
  2. Trav33
    What range of Dynamat is designed to reduce the rattles??????
  3. Trav33
    Still not here mate... so either : (1) Its got lost in the post, in which case give me the Aust Post COD reference number and I'll follow this up or (2) You're a lier who is wasting my time and feeding me bullsh*t.
  4. Trav33
    Jetdat, has my payment been received?
  5. Trav33
    dont cut it, im sure there wld be a seperating plate - its like two small intercoolers sitting on top of each other, with a u-tube connected at one end.
  6. Trav33
    So the thinners gets rid of that rubbery stuff?!
  7. Trav33
    So maybe the best way to install an alarm is not to install a valet switch, or flashing LED, and pull all the dash out and hide the module well away, and tap into the wiring loom up under the dash, not near the ignition barrell...
  8. Trav33
    But even if its out of sight, if you've got a little valet button under your panel, and can follow the two wires back somewhere, you'll find the module pretty quick?!
  9. Trav33
    Thanks mate, i've got my bulk pack, looks like good stuff! But what price can you get it for, out of curiosity? I think it only weighs 15-20kg, so considering im a small bloke myself (55kgs), i dont think my car will notice any loss of performance... 15kg / 1300kg is about a 1% weight increase, not much,
  10. Trav33
    Well from the dynamat.com website, DynaXorb Speaker Kit $35US = $45AUD Dynamat Extreme Bulk $270US = $350AUD. But your website price on the bulk is cheaper compared with US retail, I think these US prices are inflated a bit.
  11. Trav33
    Well whats the average price for Dynaxorb and Dynamat Extreme Bulk from a retailer?
  12. Trav33
    How much do you retail them for? I saved money on the extreme bulk though, so overall i am in front cashwise...
  13. Trav33
    Well done PranK, the flood control fustrated me too!
  14. Trav33
    Maybe if you keep your word and transfer the $100 to Sumo, you'll have -2 trader rating, product purchased = knowledge!
  15. Trav33
    I had a look at my Girlfriends Celica on the weekend, her shock sensor was set way too high. Pulled down the main panel under the steering wheel, and there was the black box, nice and easy to adjust, way too easy! Would a good place to hide an alarm module be on the passenger side, up underneath the dash as far up as possible? Or does it not matter, because you can look around for additional wires and follow them back?
  16. Trav33
    Thanks for the link, so they come with a tube of cyanoacrylate adhesive to stick them to the door/dynamat? And looks like their main role is to remove back-wave interference, resulting in better quality sound. For $40 they are worth a shot I guess, i've bought some off Ebay but they are taking forever to get here, and was contemplating not worrying about them.
  17. Trav33
    Is that all you did, slip in the DynaXorb? Or did you also sound-deaden your doors at the same time with dynamat, which would also help get rid of the vibration?
  18. Trav33
    I transferred $630 today, will email my address + order details (order details are in this thread anyway - have not changed).
  19. Trav33
    How well does Dynamat Dynaxorb work? I understand it is a rubbery piece of material that sits in the door panel behind the speaker, and absorbs any sound waves before they have a chance to bounce off the outside panel?
  20. Trav33
    Me too, 1996 Series 2, No remote!
  21. Trav33
    R33 GTS-T!
  22. Trav33
    r33kid - are the inlet gears the same or different from the exhaust gears?
  23. Trav33
    I think what Jetdat is saying... is that if you want in - you must transfer money this week, or ya out? Whats the deadline Jetdat? Tomorrow? Friday?
  24. Trav33
    Unless you install your alarm yourself, someone will install it for you, and know what sort of alarm, and how it is installed. There is a small element of trust, so maybe its good to go with someone who is recommended. But it's still better to get a professional install, than a "top secret home job" that isnt secure.
  25. Trav33
    You sure know ya stuff Manwhore!
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