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anyone done this or a DIY with Dynamat?
would it improve my stock system enough that I'd get more volume/clarity at freeway speeds?
if not, is it worth doing on top of the full Fosgate stage 2 swap?
I did my fairing with similar stuff from KnuConcepts. Had the fairing on my dining room table and used some poster board that I cut for templates. Super easy and way cheaper.
Also picked up a 1in roller, believe its used for wallpaper. Used it to roll it out smooth.
I don't remember the exact amount but Im pretty sure it was less then $50 http://www.knukonceptz.com/mobile-au...ossus-edition/
how many sq ft. did you buy?
more importantly, was it truly noticeable?
look for a product called Noico sound deadening mat. Its 80mil and 10 sq.ft. (Enough for two batwings)
bought mine on Amazon and very inexpensive. Same stuff as dynamat but without the pretty graphics.
not a major improvement but for the price worth it to silence any rattles and vibration when pounding the tunes.
What year/model bike? If it's a 2013 and lower then yes it's worth doing- but not that kit. That's way too expensive. If you have a 2015+ road glide, your speakers will be in pods and dynamat will do nothing for you. If you have a 2014+ batwing and you're using the pods, again, pointless.
HERE is a link for everyone in black...and a roller, HERE.
Rollers not necessary and like CP said based on your year of bike itd be money spent for nothing. Youd think Klockwerks wouldnt have used a late model RGS for the video...shameful.
In my case its a 2010 ultra so just a big open cavity behind the fairing.
reason I even thought about it was when I had the fairing off for other mods, I could hear rattle/buzz on the fairing with the outer off when listing to music in the garage.
seems like it's worth it for $20 tho if I do run the Rockford kit.
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