Bonnet lining????

Trublu07

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Oct 7, 2008
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Due to this thread I removed mine today. Dv and cone deff sound louder on normal town driving.

I want a set of those templates!! :lol
 
Due to this thread I removed mine today. Dv and cone deff sound louder on normal town driving.

I want a set of those templates!! :lol

I'm just going out to find them now, if I find em I'll make some more and send em out, have to think of a cost of sending tho, shouldn't be alot?? weight nothing.


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Trublu07

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Oct 7, 2008
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I'm just going out to find them now, if I find em I'll make some more and send em out, have to think of a cost of sending tho, shouldn't be alot?? weight nothing.


Sent from my IPhone when I should be doing Work!!

You are my favorite person of the day. Thankyou :cheers:
 
Not really maybe a tad compared to no lining but I did it as I thought it made the whole under bonner area look a bit more finished, the paint quality in the panels isn't great so I pulled some influence from a mates corrado and did it to mine, also protects the bonnet from a bit of heat it's a good looking compromise I think, protects also from the winter frost a bit too.


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20v roper

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Dec 15, 2006
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I took my soundproofing off a few months ago before winter: those 5.30 am starts were so much better sounding during the big freeze! A little tip too: I also removed the rubber strip on the scuttle tray area and I think this has allowed more sounds to enter the cabin. My dv and p flo sound like I've got darth vadar in the engine bay! I've often wondered how it sounds to pedestrians ? It whooshes and the like at parking speeds, I don't want people to think what an a hole but it doessound great ( not vr6 great) I wish I had taken the soundproofing off my vr now aswell. Got to love 'free mods'.
 

itfben

DsignVinyl.com
Oct 24, 2009
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nr. Tunbridge Wells
I took my soundproofing off a few months ago before winter: those 5.30 am starts were so much better sounding during the big freeze! A little tip too: I also removed the rubber strip on the scuttle tray area and I think this has allowed more sounds to enter the cabin.

it started better in the winter WITHOUT the soundproofing???

is that rubber strip not there to stop water getting in? or is that sound proofing too?
 
it started better in the winter WITHOUT the soundproofing???

is that rubber strip not there to stop water getting in? or is that sound proofing too?

Think he meant it just sounded better.

Yeah my advise would be don't remove the rubber strip it stops water coming in when driving in the rain and corroding the inlet manifold areas and slam panel.


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itfben

DsignVinyl.com
Oct 24, 2009
2,000
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nr. Tunbridge Wells
Oh yeah by the way when removibg theblinnibg i drop one of the chips into the engine bay, back driversude corner of the bay so cant see down there well. Sounded like it fell quite far down. Should i be worried about it jamming in something or should it be ok and either wriggle free or just get crushed..
 

AIM86

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Just read this thread and i think mine will be coming off tonight, lol.
 

20v roper

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Dec 15, 2006
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Hi, yes I mean it sounded tons better, the rubber strip hasn't let any water in to the vehicle so I've left it off. Read somewhere a while ago about this I think it just allows abit more noise in through the cabin. My mate bought a mk2 gti off volkswizard last yr it's a full on hill climb car prepared really well, I can't compete with that for sounds really as it's had all the carpets and soundproofing taken out, sounds awesome! I'm going to do my vr I think next, that should sound proper then. I like the motorsport the
e and did think of taking my interior out on the leon.
 
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