Heat and sound treatments for high end build

[thiswildbronco]

It looks like you laid strips of something into the "valleys" on top of the Dynamat. What material is that? Thanks!

This '75 ended up so well-insulated that the A/C would make it cold on a summer day.

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And it was so quiet that a hands-free conversation at 75mph didn't sound like it was from a vehicle at all.

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[Steve83]

DynaMat. The strips you're seeing are the high ribs of the floor between the Dmat strips in the valleys.

 

[thiswildbronco]

DynaMat. The strips you're seeing are the high ribs of the floor between the Dmat strips in the valleys.

Oh, I see! You did multiple layers of Dynamat in the valleys to level the floor before carpet?

 

[Steve83]

Right. Read the caption below the image, and the NEXT few pages.

 

[AZ73]

Mr Muddy, I used the tintable Raptor Liner and added the HY-Tech ceramic beads.http://www.hytechsales.com/ceramics/

Used this in my KBS epoxy on my underside and inside floor, and added it to my exterior house paint.

 

[Madgyver]

this looks like a good expensive kit..
https://www.agasooutdoor.com/shop/ea...mission-tunnel

but my rig is not a high end build. just a guy with tools, a few broncos, a driveway, and a passion to build..

 

[thiswildbronco]

this looks like a good expensive kit..
https://www.agasooutdoor.com/shop/ea...mission-tunnel

but my rig is not a high end build. just a guy with tools, a few broncos, a driveway, and a passion to build..

Yeah, this is NOT a necessity in any build. Purely elective. But in my pursuit of a quiet and comfortable cabin, the likes of which my almost 50 year old Bronco could never have imagined, I went for it. Just sharing. ������