"...chassis stiffness improvement, sound damping, and reduction of
vibration and infiltration of air, water and dust...." I'm all for that!
Yes, but also increased moisture retention and NO increased chassis
stiffness (frame, silly), very little sound damping (it's a convertible for
gosh sakes!!!!!!), little vibration reduction (the frame is already VERY
stiff!!) and you already have significant air, water, and dust infiltration
(it's a convertible for gosh sakes!!!!!!).
Save you money.
At 09:34 PM 1/18/01 -0500, XeddeX@aol.com wrote:
>Sorry, pressed send accidentally.
>
>....If you pull away the rear side panels, my Datsun Roadster has 3 circular
>cutouts in the sheet metal right in front of the rear wheel wells. Does
>that "cavity" area serve any purpose? I know that it needs to be accessible
>to change twisties/posties, but any other purpose?
>
> Can I fill up that "cavity" area with automotive foam like this product?
>
>http://www.itwfoamseal.com/automotive_aftermarket.htm
>
>"...chassis stiffness improvement, sound damping, and reduction of vibration
>and infiltration of air, water and dust...." I'm all for that!
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