Dynamat Extreme Door Kit

[RANDY]

I'm due to receive my dynamat door kit, but their site doesn't seem to mention whether you are supposed to mount the speaker (or speaker pod) directly onto the material itself, or to cut the material around the whole thing.

I'm guessing that if I mount it on the material, it will act as a damper and not vibrate the door as much, but then you aren't getting the rigidity that the speaker needs to properly throw the cone around.

Dynamat sell a speaker kit also, which is just two small squares for mounting the speakers onto. It looks to be the same stuff as what's used in the door kit, so i'm assuming the manufacturer wants me to mount the pods back onto the dynamat material.

Anyone have any ideas? (chris?)

[Chris Rogers]

you trim a hole in it for the speaker.

[RANDY]

Yeah, but do you trim the hole for the inner of the speaker, so that the factory screws go through the dynamat, or to you trim the hole for the overall outside circumference for the whole speaker, so that it mounts back to the metal?

[RANDY]

Nuts, I didn't realise that you did dynamat stuff aswell!

[Chris Rogers]

no just the hole that the speaker pokes through. yes I do sell the stuff.

[rocketboy]

Mount speaker directly over Dmat IMO. So long as the speaker is mounted well, andnice and tight, then you won't get any negative behaviour from your speakers.

Edited June 22, 2006 by rocketboy

[Michael_1882]

Does anybody know of an only store that sells speaker pods for r33's???

[Chris Rogers]

whta are you doing exactly? if you are replacing the OEM ones then yes I can help.

[RANDY]

Thanks, RocketBoy!

I guess i'll mount the whole pod over the dynamat, then trace a hole for the same size as the inner circle of the pod.

Might aswell remove the black rubber from the back of the pod too, while i'm at it.