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Originally posted by dnewma04:
Do you have the woodworking tools to make the mounting bracket?

I would definitely say that it is worthwhile to dynamat. It really can make a big difference.

I would mount the amp in the trunk personally. I'm not sure it'll fit under the seat.



Oh yeah, tools are not a problem laugh!

I guess I need to go ahead and order some of the Dynamat equivalent from mcmaster?
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Each section is 32x54 or ~12 sq.ft.; how many do I need to do the four doors and the rear deck lid? 2, 3? Man each sheet weighs 7 pounds!!!

What kind of fastener should be used to attach the amp to the rear seat back?

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