Just finished the van, will take picture of the interior soon, got the rear carpeted out, and insulated, sounds very quiet now, lowered using v-maxx kit , currently approx 165 bhp,
mmmm, that is very tasty, inside and out.
Wish I had my van that clean and shiny.
Can't wait to see the rest of the pics.
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its a type of industrial vinyl, the colour is a silvery grey, but the raised bits(circles) has a texture to it, got to get the van sign written now, chrome graphics coming!
The panels have a thermal, sound insulating material behind ,can be seen between the roof strengheners in one of the pics
makes the van very qiuet and solid sounding.
yeah, spray glue, the carpet is a stretchy type of automotive carpet, available in lots of colours, headlining is in a velour type fabric, with vinyl floor
That looks great,
Where can you get the stretchy carpet??? I couldn't figure out how you got it round the corners without creases
I would love to do that to mine, it must make quite a difference to the noise?
tommyzooom wrote:That looks great,
Where can you get the stretchy carpet??? I couldn't figure out how you got it round the corners without creases
I would love to do that to mine, it must make quite a difference to the noise?
Looks class mate. I too would like to know where you get it from - plus what adhesive did you use?
my mate at MAD workshop done it,not sure were you can get the carpet from, he gets it wholesale sort of thing.its qiute hard ive tried it myself and gave up, i let him do it, hes the best i know at it.It makes the van so qiuet, the best mod i had done.