Dynamat

[Elliott Potter <epotter@abraxis.com>]

Well, OK, a couple of people asked me how the Dynamat installation went,
so here it goes.

My car already had a fair amount of OEM dampening, so all I did was
augment it in a few places.  There was OEM dampening material on the
floor, the rear deck, in the doors, and around most of the trunk.  This
helps a lot, but I noticed that some places, especially the doors, were
somewhat skimpy.  That's where I concentrated.  I got the 13 sq. ft. box
of Dynamat and put a bunch in the doors (front and back), and put the
leftover scraps on the trunk lid, which did not have any as far as I
could tell.

The improvement was noticeable but I think it would have been better had
I gotten 26 sq ft, and if I had been able to take off the window
assembly (I seem to recall someone saying that it's a 2-person job?).

If people want more details/suggestions I can say more; I've got more
ideas on what I want to do but I just don't have the few hours it takes
to do it.  Not to mention that the little box of Dynamat cost $55...

Also, thanks everyone who responded about the O2 sensor.  Not only do I
now have a better idea of where to look for it, I also got some other
ideas of stuff to check.  Thanks!

Elliott
Since everyone else seems to brag about their car down here I guess I'll
have to start...Even tho' it's not much to brag about yet...

'93 90CS with some engine problem and 9 lbs of Dynamat

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