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Thr 3m 90 is what I've used.

I used 3m spray adhesive

a adding material to these bare areas should help, please post up your results!

QUOTE="soupcansam, post: 1794608, member: 43426"] Sorry if these are dumb questions and too many of them, but I went through the full thread and just wanted to make sure I'm doing this right (first time ever adding sound deadening to a car). Is the general process to first apply the kilmat...

It was very easy to take it all apart, it probably took me about an hour for the entire car to be made bare. Some of the clips are 2 piece clips and look broken but they snap back together easily. In my opinion it's a good solo weekend project to do the entire truck, or a quick Saturday project...

yes, they have a rubber plug under the carpet

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no idea on part # , but yes they are rebuildable

installing the shocks is strait forward and an easy bolt on, not sure on the upgraded tie rods, as they may have a different diameter thread? The steering rack is also doable but it is a bit involved.

i did the same( but not as good or as detailed ) to my 68 mustang about 8 yrs ago. It made a huge difference in how she feels and sounds.

thanks!

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nose dives down when braking like a gen 1 raptor, body roll is not bad for the height of it. Runs a lot like a gen 1 raptor( prob due to the same size shocks) of road at a good clip.

Oem version

the holes are already there, just covered with a plastic drain cover

just pull the carpet and order the rubberized floor from ford, pretty easy to do

i have the same steps on my 22 wildtrak

What i did was get a small 2x4 wraped it a rag(to protect the paint), took of all the bolts, lifted from the rear and slid the boards on each side to lift the top a little and keep the guide pins from scratching the paint. Then cleaned and thoroughly degreased the top where the double sided tape...

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/time-to-lower-the-road-noise-nvh-sound-level-my-diy-sound-deadening-material-install-project.52145/post-1564268, this worked for me in that section