Interior rear wheel wells

[JLSPORT]

Does any one have step by step instructions on how to get the rear wheel well cover off in the back (interior) i have to Dynamat the piss out of them my gas tank cover rattles like you wouldnt believe.

 

[JLSPORT]

sorry guys.
for a 2004 4runner
der de der der

 

[TranceKrayz]

clicky clicky:

http://www.castulucci.com/projects/carpc/oemnaviecuaccess/index.html

 

[JLSPORT]

very cool thank you.

 

[rl4u2002]

Does any one have step by step instructions on how to get the rear wheel well cover off in the back (interior) i have to Dynamat the piss out of them my gas tank cover rattles like you wouldnt believe.

What kind of system do you have?

 

[JLSPORT]

i have 2 12 JL W3 pushed by a 500/1 and JL componets all around pushed with a 300/4. Alpine head unit, not sure which model, one of the mp3 ones form like 2003.

nothing fancy, but it slams.

 

[rl4u2002]

i have 2 12 JL W3 pushed by a 500/1 and JL componets all around pushed with a 300/4. Alpine head unit, not sure which model, one of the mp3 ones form like 2003.

nothing fancy, but it slams.

I am getting ready to do 2 JL 10w6's the new ones and a 500/1. What do you think?

 

[JLSPORT]

i think that would sound awesome. 10' Dub 6 good choice.
that 500/1 is the best money you'll spend. 5 stars.

good luck!

 

[JLSPORT]

And actually just as a suggestion:
you may want to get some componets, because you'll be pushing a lot a bass and your head unit probably only puts out 22-25 watts RMS.

just a thought.

What kind of box are you buying?
Slotted, or just a profab?

 

[rl4u2002]

And actually just as a suggestion:
you may want to get some componets, because you'll be pushing a lot a bass and your head unit probably only puts out 22-25 watts RMS.

just a thought.

What kind of box are you buying?
Slotted, or just a profab?

I am getting a ported encloser because I just like that ported sound! I am also going with the JL components with a 250/1 pushin the components.

 

[dice]

another alternative

I've got 2 12" IDMAX's fiberglassed into the left rear wall of the car and I used to get the same gas cover rattles you're talking about. I contemplated Dynamatting, but decided to try something simpler first.

I went to Target and picked up a couple of rubber bumpers -- they look like little clear rubber circles, about half a centimeter high and a centimeter in diameter. You normally use these things on cabinet doors to stop them from slamming. Anyway, I found that the rattle is mostly caused by the locking mechanism inside the gas cover. So I place 2 of these rubber bumpers inside the gas cover to provide a little more resistance. Now, the door closes normally, but you just have to push on it a little harder for the lock to click. With this added resistance, the gas cover doesn't make anymore noise, even with Lil Jon turned all the way up.

Now if only there was a way to silence the rear windshield wiper ...

 

[gregtay]

clicky clicky:

http://www.castulucci.com/projects/carpc/oemnaviecuaccess/index.html

Is it possible to get to the sub without removing the entire side panel? (looks like the panel coving the sub might come off independantly) (but doubtful that it does)