Product Description

Expert Bulk Pack

Product Details

• Brand: Stinger
• Model: RKX36B
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 18.50" h x 1.50" w x 32.68" l, 26.00 pounds

Features

• Self adhesive butyl rubber anti-vibration membrane w/ aluminum layer
• Material thickness: 0.085"
• (9) of 18" x 32" sheets. Total Square Feet: 36 sq. ft.
• Increased amplifier output
• Easy cut and apply installation

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Great product, will purchase again. Stinger never disappoints.
By Louis B.
Picked up my Subaru WRX STi and had it for a month before I decided that the road noise and stock system were too annoying to live with. After tons of searching, debating on just going with Dynamat and going back and forth over other sound dampening products I decided to give Stinger Road Kill a chance. I already have purchased and installed Stinger amp kits, RCAs, battery terminals and a few other items.

I was not disappointed! It was easy to work with. Applied easily and definitely killed a lot of the road noise I was experiencing. It also made a pretty big difference with midbass in the doors as well. Highly recommend this product.

If you plan on installing yourself, I highly recommend picking up a roller and heat gun. It was a warm day out and I let the sheets sit out in the sun to make it easier to work with. Used a heat gun to help flatten it out once applied. Can be done without heat application, but would still suggest it for proper installat ion.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent product, easy to install
By Comp Expert
This is a much cheaper alternative to dynamat and works even better than it. It's thick, but easy to handle in terms of cutting (use a utility blade) and very sticky so it adheres well. One thing to beware of is to ensure you do not use bare hands when pressing down on the surface as the aluminum layer you cut through is sharp and will easily slice through your fingers.

How much will you need? This has 36 squares to it. Most small to midsize cars will need about 60 squares for comprehensive coverage of all doors, trunk, quarter panels,and wheelwells - you'll need more if you want to do the floors. So you'll need to order 2 boxes. Luxury vehicles with extensive soundproofing will probably be able to get away with just 1 box though. For those with performance vehicles, realize this does add considerable weight if you start throwing in too many so use caution with the right amount of weight penalty to coverage. For those who haven't already done so, you pro bably want to do a speaker upgrade on your doors when you do the door panels as you'll have to take them off, it's easier to do them both at the same time.

Once installed you'll notice it right away. Vibrations will be more damped and while it wont turn your tin can vehicle into a luxury vehicle, it will be much quieter - you'll keep staring at the speedo and wondering if its reading wrong when it says 75 when your ears think its 40.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent product, cheaper than dynamat!
By Robert Kirkpatrick
I have in the past used dynamat due to that was all i knew. then someone turned me onto the stinger overkill which is in everyway identical to the dynamat as far as i can tell. I love dynamat dont get me wrong and th stinger is actually a little less flexible due to it seems thicker aluminum which i hear is a good thing. However it performs just as well and its 40.00 cheaper on amazon! Fat mat may be decent for horizontal surfaces but is not good for vertical and smells to high heaven unless you air it out. Stick with stiinger!