My Saturday Project!

Finally got a freakin Saturday off of work and decided to go canoing (saw a bunch of Gators!) in the morning and finish up my interior the rest of the day.

I had already put the dynamat down over the past week or two, wired up some new mid-bass drivers (single voice coil, but damn they sound way better than stockers).

Got new carpet from non-sponsor, although none of the sponsors on here offer it I'm going to list their name! auto-interior.com. I had used stockinteriors.com before on my LT1 Trans Am interior projects. It was ok, but didn't fit well no matter what I did and well I just wanted to try somewhere else. This carpet came with a pre-cut hole for shifter, e-brake, ect so it made the initial insertion of the carpet very easy. Very impressed with the carpet, nice and soft, really dampens a lot of road noise and so on.

While I had most of the interior out I also decided to use some SEM interior paint to fix up my faded dash. I had also used this on my LT1 project and it works great as long as you clean the painting surface very well and use plastic adhesive before hand. We used a real paint gun and not rattle cans. Looks way better. Any who, here are the pics, I doubt half of you will even read this.

[B]Decided to wash up some of the other interior pieces!![/B] [img]http://www.fuelslut.net/ihost/files/287/cleaningint.jpg[/img]

looks much better! I love the shifter!

What's the strategery behind the seemingly random dynamat? Did you get a deal on a pile of leftover pieces, or was it one of those things where you go for a ride and have the passenger put some where the noise/heat is coming from?

Looks much better. I've never seen a GM dash from that vintage get faded that bad, that thing must have seen some serious sun. I like that dash design a lot, it's one of the better looking dashes that guys have swapped into Fieros and it also keeps it in the (Pontiac) family.

Bryce

Yes that was the strategy with the dynamat. Plus I only wanted to buy one package and use most of it for the doors and hatch since thats where most of the noise comes from. I really don't think it's necessary to plaster it over every square inch of the interior. Their is absolutely no road noise in the cabin now. I can barely even here my exhaust and thats with Longtubes and a Cam!