Sir Sam

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And an update: http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/news/lo ... iNlQw.cspx

ding ding ding.......big fracking silly-scope though.

I think its meant to read like you spelled it fonetically.

My iPhone has an app that does all that.

I'd upgrade that hard drive too, you can get a 320 GB drive from newegg for $90 for it.

No, I told them it was a camper when I insured it. I got my floor installed today: I used spray on bedliner over the sound deadening material to make a water proof coat. I rounded the edges of MDF and wrapped the vinyl around it and both glued and stapled it down. In different places I left a little extra material to wrap up the sides and make something of a minor "bucket" to contain water. Hopefully I won't have to worry about water inside the van and will be able to hose out the floor when I want to clean it. Otherwise, I like the vinyl floor, its soft and has some give to it, and at the same time it has some good grip to it. Hopefully that means my furry friends won't be sliding all over the floor.

Daily Driver, Stick 4wheeler, Auto

Vehicles older than 25 years can be imported legally no problem. (though I don't think that is the case here)

http://71.56.244.131/ouraylabor09.html Fun trip, did some exploring that I've never done before, drank some beer, got yelled at by the Forest Service ranger for going too fast on black bear.

under the comanche emblem

Those videos are pretty impressive huh?

Hi Randy!

Ok, then how do you feel about the $62.50 number? Thats a bargan basement price, I just bought a lot of this stuff since I plan on doing 2 vehicles.

So someone else was asking about this on another forum, so I went and broke it down: About 3-4 coats with the sprayer seems to be equivalent to 1 layer of dynamat. Looking online I found 36 sqft of dynamat for $250. My floor is 5.25x6.25 = 34.7 sq ft. I covered the floor with 4 layers of this stuff. It looks like I have used 1/4 of my 10 gallons so far. I think about half that was used on the floor. so (1/8) * $500 = $62.50 So I have done what $250 worth of dynamat would have done for $62.50. Now the other thing is that dynamat would weigh 16.2 lbs for the amount required to do the floor. The shipping weight for the 5 gal bucket and the product was 64.3 lbs/29.2 kg. If we divide that by 8 we get about 8. So even including the weight of the bucket, and the weigh of the water that evaporated out of the product the final weight of the applied product is 8lbs. So, for what would take dynamat $250 & 16 lbs took me $62.50 and 8 lbs.

I saw those in mario land already.

I know of shippers who routinely put the weight of packages as less than they are. If you do it right you don't get caught and you save on shipping costs, if you get caught you get re-billed for the difference. Shipping weight is not a good way to work off of. It sounds like he ordered 2 trackbars that were not included in his order(and possibly other suspension parts). We don't really know what all is missing from his order at this point. Yes we do. He said he didnt get the soa plates, control arms, coil springs, shocks or any suspension parts other than the trac bar. He also said that the weight of the packages matched the weight on the shipping invoice. I have not ordered from MO but this is not the first time someone has had a problem with them. Why are people so quick to assume that the OP is wrong. I went back through and looked at all 3 posts by the OP and I do not see any of that. Please show me that post because I don't see it. I agree, but the somewhat disjointed way this has gotten posted makes it a little hard to figure out what is going on.

I know of shippers who routinely put the weight of packages as less than they are. If you do it right you don't get caught and you save on shipping costs, if you get caught you get re-billed for the difference. Shipping weight is not a good way to work off of. It sounds like he ordered 2 trackbars that were not included in his order(and possibly other suspension parts). We don't really know what all is missing from his order at this point.

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Sounds like they delivered to your shipping agent. They have provided proof of this. I think its your shipping agent who made the screw up.

For the same amount of sound deadening it's cheaper I have about 1.5 thickness's worth of dynamat covering so far. For the area I have covered I would have spent $500 on dynamat. I've only used about $125 worth of product so far. There are other mats that are cheaper than dyna mat, when I looked around a year or so ago this seeme to be the best deal for cost. The only thing that limits it's ability is how thick you put it on. The other consideration is wieght. For the same amount of coverage. I think this stuff is lighter than dynamat. Check out the demonstration videos on the webpage, they are quite impressive.