TR2/3/3A Quiet

[Jayplum]

Hush Mat or Dynamat???

Ease of installation and effective sound/hear insulation???

My TR3 is down to bear metal and I know once this stuff is down it is down for good. Want to make the right choice.

 

[STeve 1958]

I used Kilmat 50 mil. It was easy and works. They also have 80 mil. I hear Dynamite is hard to work with but this may be because it is thicker and less stretchy. I would put the best stuff over the hump and on the firewall. Then maybe the cheaper stuff on the rest of the interior. Or put too layers at a few key locations.

Steve

 

[Jayplum]

Thanks. I’ve heard the same about Dynamat. Although those same folks say it’s the best.

 

[poolboy]

If it's to be under the carpet, this material serves 3 purposes....padding, sound proofing, heat insulation.
Part # 15-027
http://www.victoriabritish.com/icatalog/tc/full.aspx?Page=54

 

[Jayplum]

Thanks. Good alternative.

 

[M_Pied_Lourd]

Fat Mat.

 

[Jayplum]

Thanks

 

[Rhodyspit75]

I just don’t wear my hearing aids. :wink-new:

 

[TomMull]

I left the transmission cover flange bare so that it can be easily removed. I used a bit of felt to cover the seam. Seems to work OK. Tom

 

[Jayplum]

I just don’t wear my hearing aids. :wink-new:

Tried that but could still feel the heat!

 

[Jayplum]

Good idea.

 

[DavidApp]

+1 on Fat Mat.

I have no idea what it would sound like or feel like with out it but I did feel the sound and heat when I was testing my new OD and it makes a big difference.

It was easy to install and sticks well.

David

 

[Jayplum]

looks great