I’ve been dragging my feet on doing this to my Fj cruiser. I’ve thought about it off and on for the last 12 years. I feel like it would feel like such a better build quality vehicle even with just putting in the doors. Nice video
Thank you! I am a week into this project and there are interior parts all over the house 😅. The roof had absolutely no sound deadening material at all and the floor has some weird spray on stuff. I'm sure this dynamat is going to be much better once it's all put back together.
I wanted to do this to my old Nissan frontier but I only did the doors and the rear of the cab it made a difference. but I ended up buying a new 23 TRD off road Recently and I’d hate to gut the interior on a brand new truck to put sounding in. I’ve done it behind the rear seats and that’s it.
I ended up covering the upper and center portion with 1/4" Dynaliner for 100% coverage of the back cab.
I’ve been dragging my feet on doing this to my Fj cruiser. I’ve thought about it off and on for the last 12 years. I feel like it would feel like such a better build quality vehicle even with just putting in the doors. Nice video
Thank you! I am a week into this project and there are interior parts all over the house 😅. The roof had absolutely no sound deadening material at all and the floor has some weird spray on stuff. I'm sure this dynamat is going to be much better once it's all put back together.
How much did you spend on everything?
@@itzmdgaming9639 I'm $1k into materials alone for the whole cab
I wanted to do this to my old Nissan frontier but I only did the doors and the rear of the cab it made a difference. but I ended up buying a new 23 TRD off road Recently and I’d hate to gut the interior on a brand new truck to put sounding in. I’ve done it behind the rear seats and that’s it.
Toyota was very stingy with the sound deadening on our cabs lol
@@gio.rodriguez that’s true but honestly going from an old truck to the Tacoma its a lot quieter so I’m happy with it.