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This weekend I will be replacing upper ball joints, doing an oil change, changing the rear end fluid, dynamating the trunk, and ripping my driver's side door apart to figure out why the window doesn't close right at high speed. Wish me luck and any advise would be nice.
After much fighting, got the ball joints done, the oil change is done, the window is a work in progress, (freakin hidden screw behind the lock slide ) I need to take it for a ride and see if the window still bows out and gets hung up on the metal trim on the roof. Rear end gear oil will be monday and dynamat will probably be tomorrow. Ran out of time at the Hobby Shop because the MOOG ball joints I ordered had a defective bolt in it and when I torqued it, it snapped, had to go on an excursion to find another one.
-Tilt
can you enlighten me a tell me what dynamating the cargo area means?
Dynamat is a sound insulation material that works by reducing the resonance in body panels on your car. In other words, the Dynamat should lower the road noise, make the bass on the stereo sound crisper, and get rid of some of the resonance from the Flomaster Mullers I have on the car (not too much though, love the sound of the exhaust too much ). Most of the custom vehicles on shows like "overhaulin" have this stuff all over the place. I put it in the trunk of my Mustang and it made a world of difference.