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Old 03-24-2005, 04:56 PM   #27
Yukon Jack
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This stuff is definitely not heavy but it does adhere on the entire surface with 3M spray on adhesive. I can tell it is a bit quieter when I fire up the engine but again, I'm not expecting it to make a huge difference. Most of the Dynomat type insulation I saw was more than I was willing to spend as sound reduction just isn't that important to me. This was a rubber mat floor cab so even just the carpet is going to be an improvement for me.
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