So…this was a bit of a labor of love. Sprinkled with OCD, and near the end….a lot of aspirin for my back, shoulders, and hands. But. After about a week and a half- I finally got my truck 100% Dynamat Extreme covered. Roof, floor, back firewall, storage bins, doors. I did the 1/4 Dynaliner on all the plastic trim pieces and the door panels - didn’t order enough of the foam for the firewall or roof (but I’m okay with that). I’m a bit of a perfectionist, and I wanted to make it look good even though no one would see it. A lot of templating, but I think it turned out fantastic. Oh- and what’s more important- zero issues with truck electronics or panels (save for one stupid clip I broke when pulling panels, but it wasn’t an important one and the rear seats sit on top of it anyhow). I also took this time to pre-wire my truck for any accessories (ran hot and ground wires in the factory channels alongside the door sills). Definitely not planning on taking her apart again. Headliner was a PITA (this entire project was a one woman show) and so I had to get creative with my head and some Milwaukee work lights to balance stuff while unplugging wiring harnesses. Anyhow - it’s finally done and I feel my ears kinda pop when I shut the door. It’s freaking fantastic. Speakers don’t buzz anymore- no matter how loud I’m pushing it.
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On a separate note, I also need to give a shout out to
@Shifts_And_Grins - I had asked him to fab a better mounting bracket for my UPR catch can, because the one that came with the setup was janky as shit. Like just super dumb. Dude came thru and it looks factory fresh- almost unremarkable (if you didn’t know what you were looking at). Which is just what I was looking for. So if you have a UPR can, I’d say this bracket is a must have. Freaking awesome quality and machining. Oh- and I swapped out for the breather catch can - but same bracket concept.
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