MikeMartel

Awesome, I might be in the market for some new deadner, ill check it out!

Aaron your a genius. lol

^ As Nem said, because they do all orders by hand, sometimes things do get a little messed up but Iv never heard of a problem not being resolved. They are a phenomenal brand Francis and I would not hesitate to buy from them.

Who the hell told you this... Thats pretty damn funny.. Fi is an amazing brand, easily top of the market in todays world and Iv heard no scamming going on at all.. They are a very well known brand and what youve heard is total bullshit.

Damn Steve.. Crazy loud. Congrats.

Hey guys, just looking to see what your opinion is on the best multimeter brands for starting off are. Im an apprentice mechanic and am looking to buy a quality multimeter but dont want to spend the money on a FLUKE. Too expensive as of now. Ill be willing to pay maybe 100-150 bucks on a brand new one and am just curious as to what works for you guys! Thanks for your help!

Every sensor.. Im going to be a mechanic.. Ill be testing every type of sensor you can think of thats on a car.

Senchez kicked my ass with that post. Way to make me look lazy.

Looks nice. Good equipment

Get rid of the capacitor. Its basically useless and will just cause more confusion.

Understood. But Id like to have a quality product I know that its 100% accurate, testing sensors that only vary in a few millivolts will be hard with an inaccurate meter. Not saying that the $30 meter isnt good, im just looking for a higher quality is all.

Hes smart.

A built a new box, very nice. Hopefully you guys like it. Its around 5.5 cubic feet, 78" of port and is tuned to 34 hertz. Paint job is thanks to my lovely girlfriend Maria. Tell me what you think!

Ill be posting pictures later today probably. Im taking out the box to fix it a little bit, once I do that ill take some pictures of inside the trunk and see what you guys think.

Alright.. Along with using CLD tiles for deadening, Im thinking im actually going to need to brace my trunk? Im just looking to talk to someone who has actually done this before, Obviously the CLD tiles are going to do a fair amount of work but the fact that i already have the trunk covered in Dynamat I really think im going to need to do more.. The rattle is intolerable, I can actually hear it over the noise in the base when im sitting in the drivers seat and all the windows up. I really hope someone can help, or give some input.

All good suggestions so far.

Firing forward will not work with my trunk and sub setup. Sorry. ^.^ I would have loved to try it but it wouldnt work out very well.

Happy Birthday Man.

Well ok. The type of deadener being used in besides the point at the moment ^^. I need to figure out how to brace.. this rattle/flex is too intense for deadener alone to solve.

No.. Its the rattle of the rear quarter panels, the trunk and rear bumper. I understand the trunk is rattling up and down ontop of another piece of metal and im going to fix that with some tiles inbetween to create a tighter seal, not allowing any movement.

DCON 10" would work great in your situation.

Welcome

Sounds great but an update is needed... Glue is not sufficient enough alone Logo fell off.. lmfao.. Need to screw it in this time.

Hm.. Your going to be running two 12's and two 18's of different brands? Not sure about that.

Alright, obviously this isnt very possible but i want to cut out as much rattle as possible. I already have a single layer of Dynamat and its not working. My rear bumper is rattling like crazy, trunk is rattling, rear-quarter panel basically everything from the C-Panel back. Iv been looking into SDS, a good cost effective choice. Im guessing my best bet is MLV tile but im not really sure if ill need anything else? Also, iv heard to eliminate quarter panel rattle is to use a shaped piece of MDF and spray foam. Tell me what you think. Total noob when it comes to deadening. Help me out.