psmith757

does anyone have any experience with ez cool insulation? its cheap.heres a link. <http://www.lobucrod.com/>

*84TA

I installed it in my car. Easy to do. Just cut it to fit and hold on place with some 3M spray. There is definitely a noticeable difference in the amount of heat I had coming off of the trans tunnel and through the shifter boot. There is a link on the site to a guy who did a test on its insulation properties. It will definitely will help keep the cabin cooler. As for the sound deadening quality I can not say, because I installed a much quieter exhaust on my car during the restoration. I figured for the price you cant go wrong. If you don't like it its a only a days worth of work to take out and put in dynamat or similar.

Post #19 in the following thread has pictures of my install. https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/inte...deadening.html

Post your results when done with the install, if you go this direction.

psmith757

thanks alot man

Swigbeast

Hi, I've been doing some research on the EZ cool and thought I'd jump in here and ask a couple questions before I go and buy some.

Im in the process of putting in a new interior in my car, so I figured, why not go floor up and just go all out.
I will be going to Lowes and buying the Peel and Seal sound deadener and rolling that on, but I also would like to add this EZ Cool insulation. I will be getting my AC fixed for the first time in 5 years and having the cabin as cool as possible would be great.

I dont see a problem wit just putting the ez cool over the matting, but maybe I'm looking at it wrong. Does that sound like a solid plan? Also, I'm looking to reduce road noise, does EZ cool help in that area any?

Any response would be much appreciated. This is my last step. I cant wait to tear my car to pieces!