Author Topic: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?  (Read 198547 times)

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #20 on: December 03, 2006, 01:37:35 AM »
Sorry to kp abit. Ur friend civic FD is the cost for 2 doors or all 4 doors?

I believe Corgan cost of $15 only for 2 doors. Correct me if I am wrong. The few designs I saw fr Homefix are from 3M and each about 2m (depend on width and shape) cost about $10. Those small width type should be longer for same cost.  1 tube should be enough for 1 door. And if you got lobang for no brand but really big drums type, should be even cheaper.

I believe if you could get one type that is thin and narrow enough with the appropriate softness, it will be possible to reduce wind noise and yet not increase the difficulty in closing doors. That takes some effort though.


er. the material i'm using costs $10 for 4 doors  :D


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #21 on: December 03, 2006, 02:10:22 AM »
anyway, the interest thread for the lining will be here for another week, will close it after nxt week so that I can get the materials from my friend. So if you're interested just put your name down. Even if after the interest thread closes getting the material should not be a problem if you're interested, just pm me will do i guess.  ;)


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline Carmodz

  • High End (5000 rpm)
  • *****
  • Posts: 4,733
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #22 on: December 03, 2006, 02:40:35 PM »
hi bros, i got a few concerns, would like to clarify

1) under sun and cool nights, will it cause the material to harden and turn brittle?

2) when want to remove, will the double sided tape cause any damage to the paint? (hopefully not, and i think the sticky remnants can also be removed with thinner or what's the other liquid ah?)

I believe these 2 points can only be told after some time right?

Offline Carmodz

  • High End (5000 rpm)
  • *****
  • Posts: 4,733
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #23 on: December 03, 2006, 02:43:28 PM »
Those who want to try out should take note of the visor factor, and also whether they could accept the increased difficulty in closing the doors.

i totally agree with the visor factor. above 90kmh, can hear the "vacuum" wind sounds caused because of the visors.

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #24 on: December 03, 2006, 07:49:06 PM »
hi bros, i got a few concerns, would like to clarify

1) under sun and cool nights, will it cause the material to harden and turn brittle?

2) when want to remove, will the double sided tape cause any damage to the paint? (hopefully not, and i think the sticky remnants can also be removed with thinner or what's the other liquid ah?)

I believe these 2 points can only be told after some time right?

1) so far had it for 3 weeks, no hardening yet.  :devil2:

2) the double sided tape is the same as normal double sided tape. But so far no issues with it coming loose. Can be removed easily unlike 3M double sided tape. Hence I doubt your paint would be damaged in anyway. ;)


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #25 on: December 03, 2006, 07:50:38 PM »
Thinking of organising a mini DIY session to do this and if you are interested, pls add your name to the list below. Session will most likely be this sunday or next sunday.
1. Nick Lee
2. BlackspotGG (Hopefully it would be the price as mentioned during the meetup at AMK) 
3.
4.


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline blackspotGG

  • Low End (2000 rpm)
  • **
  • Posts: 291
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #26 on: December 03, 2006, 11:01:59 PM »
1) so far had it for 3 weeks, no hardening yet.  :devil2:

2) the double sided tape is the same as normal double sided tape. But so far no issues with it coming loose. Can be removed easily unlike 3M double sided tape. Hence I doubt your paint would be damaged in anyway. ;)

From what I know, rubber have to be stored in air-conditioned and controlled humidity environment. So think most rubber would deteriorate over time no matter what... Think what we can do is buy more of it lo, when the rubber hardens over time, change a new one, just $10 only ma (about the cost of 2 car wash...)....  ;D

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #27 on: December 04, 2006, 06:22:08 AM »
thats the beauty of it.. $10 nia.  :bleh: but one rav4 has been using it for close to 2 yrs.. still no problem.  :thumbsup:


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline Carmodz

  • High End (5000 rpm)
  • *****
  • Posts: 4,733
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #28 on: December 04, 2006, 11:46:54 PM »
1) so far had it for 3 weeks, no hardening yet.  :devil2:

2) the double sided tape is the same as normal double sided tape. But so far no issues with it coming loose. Can be removed easily unlike 3M double sided tape. Hence I doubt your paint would be damaged in anyway. ;)

Sounds like good news bro! Will be interested to install. but have other priorities first heheh  :devil2:

Offline KEL

  • Low End (2000 rpm)
  • **
  • Posts: 196
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #29 on: December 05, 2006, 02:47:59 AM »
Sounds like good news bro! Will be interested to install. but have other priorities first heheh  :devil2:

Saw Corgan's car. Neatly fitted; so neat that I had to look harder to notice the extra lining. (Probably because of myself not paying attention to the stock condition all the while, or may be because it was night time when I saw it.)  ;)

And I could somehow close the door comfortably.  :thumbsup:

Like the rest of you guys, my concern is its durablily and also the physical damage. Anyway, from the threads, seem like it shall be fine fitting them on.

Kinda busy with work and abit reluctant to do anything to my car now. Will contact Bro Corgan once I am ready.

Bro Corgan you are indeed the DIY-Man!

Cheers,

KEL.
« Last Edit: December 05, 2006, 03:06:05 AM by KEL »

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #30 on: December 05, 2006, 09:01:33 AM »
Saw Corgan's car. Neatly fitted; so neat that I had to look harder to notice the extra lining. (Probably because of myself not paying attention to the stock condition all the while, or may be because it was night time when I saw it.)  ;)

And I could somehow close the door comfortably.  :thumbsup:

Like the rest of you guys, my concern is its durablily and also the physical damage. Anyway, from the threads, seem like it shall be fine fitting them on.

Kinda busy with work and abit reluctant to do anything to my car now. Will contact Bro Corgan once I am ready.

Bro Corgan you are indeed the DIY-Man!

Cheers,

KEL.

thanks for the support bro.i'm leaving this thread open till end of this week to consolidate orders. Myaybe you want to put ur name in first? no harm getting the material first.  :D


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

laguna968

  • Guest
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #31 on: December 05, 2006, 09:35:48 AM »
Thinking of organising a mini DIY session to do this and if you are interested, pls add your name to the list below. Session will most likely be this sunday or next sunday.

1. Nick Lee
2. BlackspotGG (Hopefully it would be the price as mentioned during the meetup at AMK) 
3. Laguna968
4.

Thanks bro, i may not be able to make it on sunday, can meet you separately on weekdays?

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #32 on: December 05, 2006, 09:42:01 AM »
no prob. can pass u on weekdays so u can DIY it urself. its that easy!  ;)


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline redman

  • Low End (2000 rpm)
  • **
  • Posts: 246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #33 on: December 05, 2006, 01:38:25 PM »
Thinking of organising a mini DIY session to do this and if you are interested, pls add your name to the list below. Session will most likely be this sunday or next sunday.

1. Nick Lee
2. BlackspotGG (Hopefully it would be the price as mentioned during the meetup at AMK) 
3. Laguna968
4.redman ( if can sat lagi better, if not sunday also can)

Thanks bro, i may not be able to make it on sunday, can meet you separately on weekdays?

Offline ac1d6urn

  • Low End (2000 rpm)
  • **
  • Posts: 200
  • Shift The Future
    • Chee Kwong Guan
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #34 on: December 05, 2006, 02:30:06 PM »
Thinking of organising a mini DIY session to do this and if you are interested, pls add your name to the list below. Session will most likely be this sunday or next sunday.

1. Nick Lee
2. BlackspotGG 
3. Laguna968
4. redman
5. ac1d6urn - 91096373
« Last Edit: December 05, 2006, 02:31:59 PM by ac1d6urn »
Think Safety . Feel Safety . Drive Safety

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #35 on: December 05, 2006, 11:29:06 PM »
thanks for the support ppl! keep it coming!  :D


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Offline ashocker

  • Idling (800 rpm)
  • *
  • Posts: 113
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #36 on: December 06, 2006, 09:22:03 AM »
Hi Corgan,
thks for your info - personally felt the wind noise is on the high side actually (when compared with Altis).
May I know will the DIY spoil the waterproof/seal of the doors - dun want to reduce noise but get wet or insects in the car.  ;D

Offline corgan

  • Max Torque (4400 rpm)
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,246
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #37 on: December 06, 2006, 10:06:18 AM »
Hi Corgan,
thks for your info - personally felt the wind noise is on the high side actually (when compared with Altis).
May I know will the DIY spoil the waterproof/seal of the doors - dun want to reduce noise but get wet or insects in the car.  ;D

hmm. so far there hasnt been any leakages or insects that were able to get into my car so i think it should be pretty all right.  ;)


My ICE journey so far - Pioneer P80RS - Morel Supremo Piccolo Tweeters - Morel Elate Midbass - Butler 475 - OZ vector 3 12" sub - Alpine MRP650 - MIT EXp2 Interconnects

Latioblues

  • Guest
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #38 on: December 07, 2006, 12:04:41 AM »
Thinking of organising a mini DIY session to do this and if you are interested, pls add your name to the list below. Session will most likely be this sunday or next sunday.

1. Nick Lee
2. BlackspotGG 
3. Laguna968
4. redman
5. ac1d6urn - 91096373
6. Latioblues

Count me in for the mod.

Offline ashocker

  • Idling (800 rpm)
  • *
  • Posts: 113
Re: DIY door lining to reduce wind noise: who's interested?
« Reply #39 on: December 07, 2006, 09:08:44 AM »
hmm. so far there hasnt been any leakages or insects that were able to get into my car so i think it should be pretty all right.  ;)
Hmm, ohk - trust you then :thumbsup:
Me in :)

Aaa, wats the arrangement like for collection?
Will make further announcement right?