S2000 Interior Modernization PART 2: SOUND DEADENING - Was it worth it?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Let's turn things down a notch, shall we? Leave a comment below if you have any questions about today's video. Subscribe for part 3 of the interior modernization series!!! Add me on IG @Zaahid_rah for more content
Products and tools used into today's video:
Kilmat 36 sqft amzn.to/3uguyVV
3M Thinsulate amzn.to/3MDT5KZ (this was waaaay more than I needed)
Roller For Mats amzn.to/3srje8W
3M Adhesive Spray amzn.to/3sqSzco
19Pcs Trim Removal Tool Kit amzn.to/3QvNh7p
Honda S2000 Mod List:
Mugen MF10 Wheels
Mugen Catback Exhaust
Mugen SS Wing
Mugen Steering Wheel
Mugen MS-R Bucket Seats
Ohlins Coilovers
Spoon Rigid Collars
Spoon X-Brace
Spoon Calipers
Berk HFC
OEM CR Front Lip
Hybrid Racing Shorter Shifter
Blaupunkt Head Unit
#sounddeadening #s2000 #honda #ap2 #mugen
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO STUCK AROUND TO THE END! I was genuinely surprised by how many "thinsulate" comments the video got. I was also cracking up reading em all 🤣. A winner has been picked! We'll do this again in a future video for sure!
How much do you order of the Thinsulate?
That "Thinsulate" stuff is pretty cool!
😂thanks for sticking around til the end!
Thinsulate ! hahaha anyways, really clean job on the install !
hahaha, thanks for sticking around til the end!
Loved this video. I plan on doing it to my s2k. Thinsulate :?
Helped my friend do this on his S2000. The biggest change we noticed was actually how well it kept sound inside the car (music) and a reduction in rattling. Doors also felt significantly more solid.
wAOOOO VERY NICE VIDEO , I TRYN TO DO IN MY s20000
I did a similar thing to my Integra Type R. I l limited my sound deadening to 10kg of weight as I didn't want to add too much weight. Was much nicer in the cabin even with such little sound deadening added. I don't drive my S2K a whole bunch and accept it as a loud car anyway being a convertible but nice to know you can quiet these cars down too.
i took the weight into consideration as well and i added a similar amount of around 8 kg in total to my s2000. well worth it!
Great video. Another Dad here watching from Scotland. Need to get this done on my s2k. Cute kid!
the funny thing is the kid in the video is not mine 🤣but i do have two kids myself. cheers from one s2k loving dad to another
Thinsulte! Love your channel !🤟🏽🦾🏎️
thanks, bro! thanks for sticking around til the end!
I'm glad you made a video regarding sound deadening on your S2000. I think many of us would love to 3M Thinsulate our cars as well one day :)
i appreciate it! thanks for sticking around til the end!
nice thinsulate layering skills :p
hahaha whats up man. i know you can afford your own thinsulate!! 🤣
Awesome result mate! Can't wait for future vids. Thinsulate :)
thank you! thanks for sticking around til the end!
Nice job and vid! Pretty cool to see you use Thinsulate in addition to the other stuff. OK, I just wanted to say "thinsulate." lol
😂😂😂 thanks for sticking around til the end!
Nice job on the install. Love that you did the doors and the trunk. Inspires me to do the same . "Thinsulate"
Im getting older and appreciate less of the junk noise and more of engine and exhaust sound
totally worth it! it's actually a fun, satisfying project. thanks for sticking around til the end.
Just stumbled upon your channel while doing research for s2000 parts. While I'm a bit late for the "thinsulate" giveaway as a late comer to your channel just want to say amazing build so far. I'm doing research as I'm collecting a back log of parts for an s2000 I dont have yet but hope to buy soon. Your approach is how I've always modified my cars, the modern OEM+ look and feel. Keep up the great work and I'll be looking forward to following your journey
Thanks, man! I hope you get your s2000 soon!
Same as streetfury, just found your channel and appreciate your approach to further refining a modern classic. @@zaahidrahman
I’ve always enjoyed your videos, the thinsulate installation was clean.
i appreciate the feedback! thanks for sticking around til the end!
Awesome to see notable results! I’m beyond stoked to try Thinsulate on my S2000!!!
yeah, i def a little worried it would make no difference on the dB reader 😆. thanks for sticking around til the end.
Yo keep them coming. They are very helpful. You are building an exact plus build I’m doing…
in my next video i'll be wide bodying, slamming on air suspension and LS swapping!!! 🤣
@@zaahidrahman yea nope lol
Learned a lot, thinsulate 😎
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Great job with the Thinsulate. I also have an S2K, and I need to do this.
winner winner!! shoot me a DM on IG @zaahid_rah
yooo, hit me up on IG to claim your thinsulate!
Now this is a project. Good work with the thinsulate
a nice project to do over a weekend and a few brews. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Thinsulate !! Still need to know that you added the SCV wiring kit to the radio!?😂
haha i did not add the SCV wiring kit. just didnt fell like splicing into that wire.. im lazy lol. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Great video. I may do this for my S2000. Gotta find some “thinsulate” and the time to do so!
this would be a nice project to do over a weekend. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Nice. I've done my driver door, but havent had a chance to do anything further yet. I didnt use "thinsulate" but thats a cool touch to add a bit more.
Door shutting sounds way better at this point. Nice thud sound
totally agree. i forgot to include the door closing in this vid.. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Always love the video - can’t wait to see what premium interior parts you add… “Thinsulate”
keep making more s2k videos pls! im really excited to show you guys the new interior bits. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Very cool I've been thinking about doing this awhile help on the freeway especially. How much Thinsulate is required for this job? Now you need do hardtop jk 😜
Nevermind read description
dont think i have the balls to take the hardtop headliner but that's a really good idea....... hmmm might have to. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Always super excited to watch your progress with the car. This is a daunting task to take apart everything but sounds like its worth it. Can't wait to see the GT3 vibes soon. THINSULATE FOR THE WIN!😂
100% worth it and removing the carpet is actually not as difficult as it seems! thanks for sticking around til the end.
the boss is in this chair
big boss baby 😂
Before and after of door opening/closing sound would’ve been awesome. Like you said in the video, thinsulate made a big difference on the door/door cards
man, you're right! I did film it but forgot to put it in. I think the older your car, the bigger the difference will be. in my low-ish mileage ap2 the doors closing sounded better but not by a whole lot. more of solid thud for sure. I imagine if you have an early year ap1 you'll notice a bigger difference. thanks for sticking around til the end.
Oooh! Thinsulate!!!
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Thinsulate!! Haha love your videos man and your S. Some good quality s2000 videos are the best keep it up your inspiring me to do things to mine with some quality parts 🤘
thanks, man! thanks for sticking around til the end!
Great video. Thinsualte
thanks, dude! thanks for sticking around til the end!
I gotta get some of that "thinsulate" =)
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Great job with the Thinsulate!
thanks for sticking around til the end!
Nice work! Not sure if I'm more impressed by the clean install or the fact that you managed all of this in 3-4 days with a kid to look after as well. This is on my to-do list for sure, "thinsulate" and all 👍
i have two kids but the funny part is the kid you saw was actually my buddy marc's kid 😂thanks for sticking around til the end.
Haha I've got 2 now as well and I'm still trying to start my shifter rebuild since February 😂
The thinsulate is a good application to quite the cabin.
Thinsulate! Planning to do the same thing to mine soon!
good luck with the install! in hindsight, not as daunting as i made it seem. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Awesome video! Thinking about doing something similar on my fully stock ap2. Mostly want to cut down on the noise sitting at highway speeds. Maybe “thinsulate” is just want I need to use ;)
totally agree and it should help quite a bit. thanks for sticking around til the end!
thinsulate! jk haha I wish I brought my car last weekend so we could compare back to back to see the real difference in insulation but next time 🤙🏼 I think I'm probably gonna do something similar in my car
Thinsulate works!
sure does. thanks for sticking around til the end!
After rewatching the video, I'm committing to it so I'm gonna run it and get my car padded up, its something I've always wanted to do so It'll be interesting to see the difference
bro lets gooooooooo. let's run it back. bring your s to the bay and we'll knock it out in a day!
By replacing my soft top to an OEM hardtop. I noticed a huuuge decrease in sound. I thought my suspension was horrible turns out my soft top just made a munch of all annoying sounds through rough roads. Hardtop definitely is a plus and so much lighter then softtop
Dope.. Hard to get the s2k to quiet down some on the interior.. But some Thinsulate would definitely help 🙂
it sure did lol. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Thinking of doing this to my Ap2 and “thinsulate” it 😂
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I was looking to do this to my S2000 this winter. Did think of using thinsulate.
thinsulate also helps with regulating temp inside the cabin! thanks for sticking around til the end!
Thinsulate ftw
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Thinsulate is great
Great video. How many pounds of weight do you think you added to the car? I hear the kilomat has some weight to it. I was on the verge of trying this before I noticed my rear wheel bearings were making noise and fixing that helped my case a lot. I still may try it. The thinsulate is a nice touch as well. Does the stereo sound better with the doors changes you made?
i added no more than 18lbs. hard to tell if the stereo sounds better, i guess i didnt really compare yet. I will say that now other little rattles that i didnt notice before are starting to bug me lol. thanks for sticking around til the end.
great views man, i'd love some THINSULATE to go in my eclipse ;) that rattly can
hahaha all of our old jdm cars can benefit from it! thanks for sticking around til the end!
This channel is amazing, you're incredible 😮
I think the Lexus version of the MK4 Supra was the SC300. Correct me if I’m wrong. I think you could even get the Lexus with a manual.
good point - lol totally forgot about the sc300..
Nice video, I thought you would have seen more of a reduction than you did with all that Thinsulate and Kilomat. What thickness Kilomat did you use.
amzn.to/3ub1gIl - Thats the one i used. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Would love to try Thinsulate
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What would Mike Tyson use to sound deaden his car. Thinsulate 😂 😂
bruh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The 3M Thinsulate seems to be one that's recommended the most. But here in Canada it's hard to find them at reasonable prices.
I picked mine up on Amazon. I know Amazon prices in Canada are usually a bit more expensive. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Thinsulate! How does the audio sound? I heard it improves the bass a bit.
tbh, i didnt really test it out but i assume so. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Hi mate, great video. How many meters did you use? Cheers
Give me some left over Thinsulate ! 🎉
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Been considering small additions to add to my s2000. Maybe thinsulate would be a good option
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Wow finally someone i can follow and be inspired to modernized by sk2. #thinsulate😂
Nice video sir! You happen to know where to find "how to" video / or pics about removing the floor mats.. and Im meaning the large ones that you took out in the first part of the video. 😊
hey whats up, man - sorry took a minute to get back to you lol. Its pretty easy to identify the carpet mounting points. if you follow along one by one youll get em all. i also referenced this video before i started th-cam.com/video/VAxaug7sE_c/w-d-xo.html
Amazing Thinsulate video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’ve been wanting to do this to my car. But how many pieces of thinsulate did you use on the S. Watching your other videos with the fully asm build. Do you know what route he ended up going with ?
im not sure if Jihan (krazykorean) used thinsulate but he did mentioned he went almost full coverage with the sound deadening mats. im not sure how much i used either but it wasnt that much. thanks for sticking around til the end!
did you do the hard top with the thinsulate and the mat too? I feel like that would kill any wind noise at speed and make it a lot more civilized
no, i didnt but im considering it now. thanks for sticking around til the end!
So how much "thinsulate" do you recommend for this job? I've wondered about this and some type of active noise reduction audio system for the S.
Did you consider adding thinsulate to the OEM hardtop?
i didnt at first but i might try if i manage to get the courage to take off the headliner lol. thanks for sticking around til the end!
In the end, how much "thinsulate" did you end up using? 😊
im not sure tbh, but its not much. thanks for sticking around til the end!
Im down to thinsulate my audi a5
really? id assume those are loaded with sound deadening already. thanks for sticking around til the end!
I would love to thinsulate my restroom so I don’t hear my husband 💩
🤣🤣🤣 might need more than just some thinsulate
thanks for sticking around until the end!
I just removed mine last weekend, and I found out that there’s rust and some water between the sounds deadening and the trunk😢
one of my fears for sure... my car its always in my garage and never driven in the rain. otherwise i may avoid some of the spots that tend to get water like the deep section of the trunk.
@@zaahidrahman I live in Cali and my car is aways in garage. Drive less than 1k miles a year maybe just bad luck 😭
@@AK-fb9tz oh god... ill report back here in a year 😅
How much of the Kilmat did you have to buy in total to do the whole car?
i bought 2 packs of the 36 sqft but i really only used 1. you'll need two packs if you want to do more coverage than i did.
How much weight did you add to the car to achieve the 3 dB reduction?
No more than 18lbs
@@zaahidrahman0.1s per lap at Thill😂
@@vitaminspeed 😂😂😂
Oh Thinsulate lol
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How much weight do you think was added?
Insulate!.
How much weight do you think all the thinsulate added?
no more than 18lbs
We're did you get the material
Links to everything i used is in the description. Good luck!
no hardtop work?
nah, oem hardtop is really nice as is. maybe if it was an aftermarket one i'd consider it
thinsulate
I need someone who could do this to me. could someone help?
Thinsolate
you spelled it wrong but i still appreciate you sticking around til the end lol
Thinsulate??? 😂
-3.2 db not worth the time
Thinsulate is used for many other sound deadining.