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US $119.67
Location:

American Fork, Utah, United States

American Fork, Utah, United States
Condition:New Brand:Dynamat Manufacturer Part Number:19405

A good bass system in a vehicle can make your ride rattle and your bass sound distorted and of bad quality. For clear, crisp bass without the rattle, use the Dynamat Xtreme Trunk Kit. Adding Dynamat to the vehicle - especially the trunk -results in higher Sound Pressure Level (SPL), clearer bass and better all-around sound.

Dynamat is the easiest-to-apply, thinnest and lightest material for adding sound pressure reinforcement to your car's body. When the panels don't rattle and balloon, you get higher SPL and tighter, louder bass!

Road noise can also enter your vehicle through the trunk, making your ride noisy and uncomfortable. The Dynamat Xtreme Trunk Kit stops your trunk from vibrating and letting in the road noise, giving you a quiet car that feels solid.

Specifications:
Type: Trunk Kit
Material: Butyl With Aluminum
Length (IN): 32 Inch
Width (IN): 18 Inch
Thickness (IN): 0.067 Inch
Number Of Pieces: 5
Installation Type

Features
• Self Adhesive
• Easiest To Apply, Thinnest And Lightest Material For Adding Sound Pressure Reinforcement To Car's Body
• Limited 90 Day Warranty

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