Sound deadening in the doors.

[VA Soldier]

Has anyone done this mod? I'm thinking about doing it but have never done this. Is it a difficult mod?

 

[Snowman]

I've used Dynamat Xtreme in the past for sound deadening and lining Jeep speaker pods and sound bars. It's pretty easy, just time consuming to do it right.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

depends on how far you go. i stripped everything but the glass out of my door.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

i did both layers of metal. i also added black hole tile inside but had to shave some of it down in certain parts to clear the window. its 2" thick.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

another pic.

 

[VA Soldier]

Thanks. How easy is it to remove the door panels without creating more rattles than are already in these doors.

 

[bakkbakk]

4 screws and a hook pick tool for the plastic piece behind the door handle.(theres a screw behind there too)

Just make sure you punch out the holes in the deadening for the door panel to go back in.

And its worth it

 

[SVT_4X4]

I have had door panels off a few times, no rattle problems. They seem to be a pretty good design.

 

[TheJoker]

i did both layers of metal. i also added black hole tile inside but had to shave some of it down in certain parts to clear the window. its 2" thick.

Of course you did.

 

[AZEngineer]

I did sound deadening inside my doors and I'm not sure I'm happy. I did it just because I was upgrading the sound system. The Raptor door skins flop around a lot when you slam the door closed and with the extra mass of the sound deadening the really flop around. I put a piece maybe 18" tall and the width of each door on the outer skin, and I covered most of the inner frame of the door.

I'm not sure it made any difference in the sound as I only listen when driving and there is so much background noise that how could I tell???