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Yeah dont use the foam.. if thats what I linked, sorry!! the stuff in the video though is what I had before on my truck and its definitely NOT foam.. its a pretty heavy duty mat of some sort, very durable.

it works buddy. made my hollow doors that sounded like tinny loud sheet metal nice and quiet.. give it a try, just make sure you clean the door panel with something like 409 all purpose or something to give the metal a nice clean surface for the adhesive backing to adhere to.

pretty sure this is the same stuff.... http://www.lowes.com/pd/Frost-King-0-125-in-Foam-Plumbing-Pipe-Wrap-Insulation/1081449 Also check this video:

there's a adhesive roofing product you can use for 1/3 of that price.. Went to Lowe's yesterday and couldn't find it.. I used it in my Colorado Extreme when I had it.. stuff worked awesome. Basically the same stuff... need to find this again!

oh snap! Serious? yeah that's definitely misleading.. I assume the 5x7's are front and 6x8's in rear doors? I have a 2010 also, Sport, non tech.. I'll look into this. Happen to have any pics of whats behind the doors?

I replaced the stock HU just before this past Christmas with a Pioneer X3700BHS and im looking for decent door upgrades that wont break the bank.. While im not sold specifically to Pioneer products, I do like their basalt line of products as I ran a full set of components in my truck. So for...

Nice post buddy.. BNR is my aftermarket goal too.. inspiring post!

Excellent... I think i'll give this a try. I like the idea of mounting to the windshield. Thanks for the replies fellas..

well its getting hot out again and the same problem year after year so far still plagues me. Im using 3M double sided foam rubber tape to mount my AP base to the left console just beside the ECS button (gen pu). The hot sun and temps soften the adhesive and eventually the AP ends up on the...

yes... you need a fuel pump... :P