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Dynamat Extreme or Brown Bread



  Mk2 Golf GTI


Ive seen a couple of offers on these and was wondering which was best to go for. Dynamat Extreme bulk pack = contains nine 18" x 32" pieces of Dynamat Xtreme for doors, floors and boot floors/lids. £150 instead of £190

Or Brown Bread 15 x 4ft rolls for £150 instead of £225

I heard brown bread is better in terms of performance/value but i would need to buy 15 rolls in order to get them at this low price. Would that be too much to cover a mk2 clio and will it stop almost all vibration (apart from that frickin sunroof:mad:)? If 15 rolls is too much ill probably go halves with a mate.

cheers
 
  350z & 16v Maxi


Dynamet Extreme is the best in terms of performance by far!!! I used 12 rolls and that still did not cover everything. I did use 4 rolls on my roof which most people do not do tho
 

MaLicE

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ClioSport Club Member
  Lazy v8


dynamat is expensive cos its good, if u cant afford it go with the brown bread, or get marley tape and do a few layers, and tbh unless u going for a top soundoff car, or u are heavily in to ice like colin, there is not alot of point in doing the whole car, will cost lots and u wont really notice a huge diff if you just do doors, rearquarters and boot, wouldnt worry to much about roof and floor etc, that is unless u do want to compete etc, might be more worth doing you boot and front doors, then finding where the rattles are and filling the space or area with expandidng foam or downing(pillow suffing cotton stuff)
 
  350z & 16v Maxi


use expanding foam in the rear quaters and boot lid, do the front doors with xtreme and if you can do the roof, and also the boot. The fornt doors and the roof is where you really need it.
 


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