Need Help: Doors Rattling
12-21-2003, 06:07 AM
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Need Help: Doors Rattling
I got a subwoofer installed and got new speakers :thumbup: It sounds really nice except for one problem. There is rattling on the front doors and some rattling where the rear speakers are 
I think the reason it is rattling is that I had to cut some plastic where the front speakers go because the magnet on the new speakers are bigger (It never rattled before I got new speakers). Do you think that could be the problem? I :dunno: why it is rattling in the back. Is there any way to fix the rattling besides getting Dynomat?
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I think the reason it is rattling is that I had to cut some plastic where the front speakers go because the magnet on the new speakers are bigger (It never rattled before I got new speakers). Do you think that could be the problem? I :dunno: why it is rattling in the back. Is there any way to fix the rattling besides getting Dynomat? Please replay,
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12-23-2003, 07:26 AM
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isnt this a re-post?....
make sure all the bolts are tight..and u dont have anything rollin around in the doors... if every thing is tight and it doesnt go away..ur ****ed u have to deal with it..or "DYNAMAT" like b12uceHuy said... which isnt cheap and weight alot..
make sure all the bolts are tight..and u dont have anything rollin around in the doors... if every thing is tight and it doesnt go away..ur ****ed u have to deal with it..or "DYNAMAT" like b12uceHuy said... which isnt cheap and weight alot..
12-23-2003, 08:59 AM
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Originally posted by JLAUDIOinCIVIC
isnt this a re-post?....
make sure all the bolts are tight..and u dont have anything rollin around in the doors... if every thing is tight and it doesnt go away..ur ****ed u have to deal with it..or "DYNAMAT" like b12uceHuy said... which isnt cheap and weight alot..
isnt this a re-post?....
make sure all the bolts are tight..and u dont have anything rollin around in the doors... if every thing is tight and it doesnt go away..ur ****ed u have to deal with it..or "DYNAMAT" like b12uceHuy said... which isnt cheap and weight alot..
I know the bolts are tight and I know nothing is rollin around so I guess I am ****ed.
12-23-2003, 09:18 AM
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lol.... join the world of bass...there is stuff u can put in the fenders and whatnot to help stop the rattles... ill get the name of it later today.. or just IM on AIM/AOL at JLAUDIOinIntegra
12-23-2003, 02:49 PM
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Originally posted by JLAUDIOinCIVIC
lol.... join the world of bass...there is stuff u can put in the fenders and whatnot to help stop the rattles... ill get the name of it later today.. or just IM on AIM/AOL at JLAUDIOinIntegra
lol.... join the world of bass...there is stuff u can put in the fenders and whatnot to help stop the rattles... ill get the name of it later today.. or just IM on AIM/AOL at JLAUDIOinIntegra
12-23-2003, 03:42 PM
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Originally posted by JLAUDIOinCIVIC
"DYNAMAT" like b12uceHuy said... which isnt cheap and weight alot..
"DYNAMAT" like b12uceHuy said... which isnt cheap and weight alot..
12-24-2003, 08:06 AM
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Originally posted by 97teg
There are plenty of alternatives to dynamat that aren't as expensive. The weight might be a concern if you race and have your car stripped but most people with the doors done probably won't feel a performace differnce. I didn't.
There are plenty of alternatives to dynamat that aren't as expensive. The weight might be a concern if you race and have your car stripped but most people with the doors done probably won't feel a performace differnce. I didn't.
I don't race and my car is not stripped. What are the alternatives?
12-24-2003, 11:02 AM
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JLAUDIOinCIVIC Do you know anything about Low Pass Filter and High Pass Filter? I have my HPF set at 50Hz and and my LPF set at 80Hz +6. I know it is different on different head units but I want to know if having it at +6 will cause my speakers to blow?
12-24-2003, 06:22 PM
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e dead from elemental designs.
http://www.edesignaudio.com/miva/mer...ory_Code=ESDv1
this is probably whats gonna go in my car once i get enough money.
http://www.raamaudio.com/
some people go to home depot and use this stuff called peal and seal. Some people have trouble with it others don't. If it gets too hot some people say it has pealed off but i don't have any personal experince with it.
http://www.edesignaudio.com/miva/mer...ory_Code=ESDv1
this is probably whats gonna go in my car once i get enough money.
http://www.raamaudio.com/
some people go to home depot and use this stuff called peal and seal. Some people have trouble with it others don't. If it gets too hot some people say it has pealed off but i don't have any personal experince with it.