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Any difference? #91373 06/13/02 05:54 PM
Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 89 Bloomington, MN R Ripster14 OP Member
OP Ripster14 Member R Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 89 Bloomington, MN	Is there any differenc between this Deadener and Dynamat eXtreme? Has anyone used the generic and noticed any difference? 1998 Silver Frost SVT Purchased 01/10/02 Mods so far: -Fidanza aluminum flywheel -Clutch upgrade -Clarion ProAudio system, DSP, 13 Band EQ Future mods: -Intake upgrade -Performance plug wires -Autolite double platinums -Konig 18 X 7.5 Toxxin's -Koni's and Eibach coil overs -Rockford amps, 3 12" Rockford subs, etc.. (Just needs to be installed)

Re: Any difference? #91374 06/13/02 08:21 PM
Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 491 Portland, OR S Sleeper Member
Sleeper Member S Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 491 Portland, OR	IMHO, one layer of Sound Deadener vs. one layet of Dynamay Extreme = Dynamat will work better If you're going multiple layers, you won't notice. Dynamat is better at stoping vibration, when comparing small peieces of the two material. It depends on how much and where you plan to use it. 1997 GL Sport MTX, Soon to be the fastest proven Zetec around.

Re: Any difference? #91375 06/13/02 08:39 PM
Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 8,142 D dnewma04 Moderator
dnewma04 Moderator D Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 8,142	Quote: Originally posted by Ripster14: Is there any differenc between this Deadener and Dynamat eXtreme? Has anyone used the generic and noticed any difference? That looks remarkably like this . Which costs 99.00 per 100sq ft roll.... It looks like it would be very similar to dynamat extreme, and at the price, there is no contest. The peel and seal wins.

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