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Originally posted by CarpePoon:
just go to any hardware store and get some foam tape. it comes in all different thicknesses and widths. Plus you can use the rest to stop all the rattles in your car 
that stuff must be sold in GIANT rolls....
People suck.
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Originally posted by Judge:
Originally posted by CarpePoon:
just go to any hardware store and get some foam tape. it comes in all different thicknesses and widths. Plus you can use the rest to stop all the rattles in your car
that stuff must be sold in GIANT rolls....
10' or 12' IIRC I never really had a problem with rattles in this car amazingly, especially considering its a Ford, and I have a 10" sub in my rear deck. I only used the tape between the rear deck and the box. The only rattle I have is that damn windshield vent strip that keeps popping out of my warped dash on the passenger side 
But I used a few rolls on my old Probe
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Quote:
I never really had a problem with rattles in this car amazingly
Same here, none at all *knocks on wood*
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partsexpress has speaker caulk rolls that r really cheap
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I don't think you are going to notice a huge difference if you try using something to fill the space behind the speaker mount unless it is a sizable gab between the speaker and the door. Keep in mind the door has many other openings in it in which air can escape. You may want to consider going to best buy or looking for a place online (probably get a cheaper price) and buying the Dynamat that comes in two square sized pieces that are just big enough to fit behind your speaker mount. This is an easy job to do and saves you money from having to buy a whole roll of Dynamat.
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