[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by mobike008

Wow, and how many Sq meter you used up? I got a quote from sprocket in hyderabad for dampening

Rear door: 3.5K
Front Doors: 2.8K

All areas in my car: 8.5K

IMO, quite expensive

So what did you planned for the damping ...rubber sheet or some branded company stuff like wurth or dyanmat

[mobike008]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

So what did you planned for the damping ...rubber sheet or some branded company stuff like wurth or dyanmat

LBM, i will certainely go for a branded stuff like Dynamat but, the problem is that these folks have to get it from Blore. They will get it in 4-5 days from the day i order. I am going to get this done next month, currently quited loaded at work so cant take the time out to sit personally to get it done.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by mobike008

LBM, i will certainely go for a branded stuff like Dynamat but, the problem is that these folks have to get it from Blore. They will get it in 4-5 days from the day i order. I am going to get this done next month, currently quited loaded at work so cant take the time out to sit personally to get it done.

So how much you have ordered and which area you have planned to damp with it...and at what price are you getting it...

[mobike008]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

So how much you have ordered and which area you have planned to damp with it...and at what price are you getting it...

havent ordered anything yet, will do it early next month. Will do it sequentially. First the dicky, ( see if any vibrations still exist), then front door and rear door.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by mobike008

havent ordered anything yet, will do it early next month. Will do it sequentially. First the dicky, ( see if any vibrations still exist), then front door and rear door.

If you have not installed any thing in the rear door no need to damp it.....

[navin]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

If you have not installed any thing in the rear door no need to damp it.....

No no dampit nonetheseless if you afford to. I'd put the daming so that any little buzzes and ratles are taken care of. Only damp the rear door after you have done the front doors, underbody and trunk.