So if you're one of the many to have rattly speakers, that really get nasty with any song with a half decent bass part, this works.
Refoaming is another option, but this is less $$$ and is easier.
Supplies:
Putty knife (to remove door panel)
Screw driver (philips)
foam (see below)
$3.50 at Home Depot, in the weather striping section, or you can by this stuff, what I used, $35+ shipping here, as it's Nasa Certified, astronautical, vibration dampening matter. It's just like the $3.50 Home Depot stuff, but guaranteed to add 10 HP. :happy175:
So pop off the door panel (one screw in tray, other behind door handle under a cover)
Pry at the base, popping is normal, doesn't mean anything is breaking
Then remove the the 3 screws for the speaker.
And then you get to this part:
Take one strand of it, rip it off. Don't try to fit a lot in. Only put it on the outside of the cone. Tried inside, didn't work as well and it deadened the sound bad.
Refoaming is another option, but this is less $$$ and is easier.
Supplies:
Putty knife (to remove door panel)
Screw driver (philips)
foam (see below)
$3.50 at Home Depot, in the weather striping section, or you can by this stuff, what I used, $35+ shipping here, as it's Nasa Certified, astronautical, vibration dampening matter. It's just like the $3.50 Home Depot stuff, but guaranteed to add 10 HP. :happy175:
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So pop off the door panel (one screw in tray, other behind door handle under a cover)
Pry at the base, popping is normal, doesn't mean anything is breaking
Then remove the the 3 screws for the speaker.
And then you get to this part:
Take one strand of it, rip it off. Don't try to fit a lot in. Only put it on the outside of the cone. Tried inside, didn't work as well and it deadened the sound bad.
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