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  1. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    up enough to get out in the shop and do a few Maverick projects...:D

    installed my new ...drilled/slotted rotor...

    installed the new...rear spring shackle bushings...

    took the insides out and cleaned up the floor pans. after that put down some...sound deading/heat shield mat...
    had a great helper...that i love...berry, berry much...:yup:
    a few pics.

    ...:cool:...
     
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  2. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    after pics...

    I Love My Lift....:thumbs2:
     
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  3. PAINTANK

    PAINTANK Cometosis Obsessivus

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    *jealous

    If you ever feel like working on a Comet let me know. You can even pay for the shipping. I'm cool like that.:tiphat:


    Great garage! It beats the crap outta my gravel driveway!
     
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  4. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I will be curious to see how well the deadner works on keeping out the noise and heat. Let us know.
     
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  5. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    i am planning a road test tomorrow...:drive:
     
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    wardf Ward Frahler

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    Again Frank is no where in the working part of these pics, just have to point that out.:biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh: And that one pic looks like Effie is even trying to entice you to work. Nice job Effie!:D Love that floor also.
     
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    Looks really good:dancing:. What are you useing for the heat sheild/noise deadener? I am almost at that point and I am curious.
    Thanks, Chuck
     
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    Nice garage... (y)
    Looks like the mat was press fitted :stirthepot: :)
    Is that the Dyna Mat? Looks really good...
     
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    littleredtoy Seth

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    It works

    In addition to spraying Rhino-Liner in the floorpans during the paint resto, I used the aluminum backed padded/insulation. I put it behind the rear seat panels and around the rear wheel wells, even under the rear seat where possible. It looks like what Frank has.

    I can tell a difference around the tranny tunnel in heat and I don't get the road noise that I used to.

    Seth
     
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    I'm impressed. Looks great effie.:D
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    this is the...Rhino-liner that ...lifted...i had to scrape it all off in prep. for the ...Dyno Mat/Fat Mat Xtream Rattle Trap. i had a friend using some of each so in checking them out i found out they are...the same...JMO

    ...Frank...:cool:
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I know driving my 1976 4-door to Detroit.....compared to today's car.....it is very noisy!!
     
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    littleredtoy Seth

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    Frank-
    Was it the Rhino-Liner that lifter or the POR-15?
    Mine was as tough as nails. I had it in there-no carpet for about 3 yrs.
    after the paint work. No signs of lifting. Maybe it was 'cured'
    in along with the paint in the oven???

    I would say the noise is not quite half what it was prior to the padding/liner.
    Heat? Quite a bit less. I still get heat at the shifter, but the tranny hump,
    not much.

    Seth
     
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    71gold ,im going to be doing this to both my cars also ,your wife did a great job ,:thumbs2:up to her . Is there a exact name for that product ,a manufacturer, does it come in different thicknesses?
     
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    I sell the padded insulation. There is a link to it in my signature. It is good stuff and I sell it cheaper than what JC Whitney sells for the same thing. Put it in my Maverick months ago.
     
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