Rattling.

[CrazySteve911]

This is a question for anyone who as subs. Does your back door rattle at all? If so, what has been your solution to fix it, or ahve you just lived with it?

It doesnt bother me much, but if there was a solution, i'd do it.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Roadwarrior]

Dynamat, or any form of sound insulation like that. You can also buy this rubber stuff in a can that acts add the same thing. I have found that my rear quarter panels rattle more than anything else, I've tried to put something begins the 6x9s,but the mounting depth on my speakers doesn't allow for much material, so I just let it happen

 

[CrazySteve911]

Does that sound insulation really work? Would it go on the inside of theplastic part, or on the actual metal of the tailgate?

 

[Roadwarrior]

The actual metal part of the truck. It helps reduce flex, this reducing vibration. There is a new product or called frog skin? I haven't heard any reviews of it, but I know that's out there

 

[CrazySteve911]

Alright, I'll have to look into this. What sort of audio set up are you running right now?

 

[Roadwarrior]

I've had it all. Kicker L's on a 2000watt mono block amp, JL W6 on an 800 watt MB and now I'm running a MTX on a bridged 500 watt. It's just a 10, but for me it does the job. If I redo my system in going to go two Sundown SA-8s in a t-line box

 

[CrazySteve911]

Those Sundown's will be nice. I've got 2 12 kicker comps each on a kicker 1000 watt. Hopefully upgrading to the 15 L7's soon.

Still deciding whether or not I want one or two ahaha. Thats the main reason why I want to fix it now, cause I know the 15's will increase it alotttttt.

 

[Roadwarrior]

15s can get sloppy.. Make sure you are doing them right. Look at Orion HCCA