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Well the process continues, finally! I added more rows behind. You can see the grey paint where there was factory material that isn't covered, but overall more coverage on more flat areas the better. That's the vibration this stuff absorbs: flat areas of sheet metal. That's why I added more to some key areas in the front and the back: šŸ‘‡
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I’d say just do the whole floor in silver from summit racing
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Cost/benefit trade-off. The Amazon stuff hits a great price point for "good enough". It's cheaper and thicker than a lot of budget products. All-in I'm less than $50 on this project and I've more than doubled the original factory coverage. I was only originally planning on replacing the factory stuff, so I'm already exceeding my goals 🤷 Anything over like 40% coverage has drastically reducing marginal benefit for butyl vibration material from what I've researched. Closed cell acoustic foam would be better money spent, imo, for additional benefit. I may add a little more to the rear area tho, we'll see.
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