as for the tail light when you put the dynomat up cut a hole in the dynomat to fit around the opening of the light space you you can get to it

 

will do, it's on my list of to do:
1) sidemarkers installed
2) fogs installed
3) sub-in-trunk installed

but most def. i think i'll really get the best kick out of the sub haha.
and where can i get this dynomat installed?

 

dynomat is kinda expensive so you can find a non-name brand (i forgot the name) and it works just as well if you think you can do it yourself (isnt to hard) that would be your cheapest bet

 

Yeah i agree to just use dynomat.
a friend had his installed at best buy, and it sounds way better.
but the dynomat is super expensive, like 27 bucks per sheet...(dont remember how big the sheet is)
so maybe the No-Name brand would be the way to go.
im thinking of doing that too.

 

yeah, i'm over the whole rattle from the taillights and the license. i've been using foam and it kind of stops it, but not fully.

 

thats ghetto JayVee haha

 

Foam works in some places.... but not as good as sound deadening....... and yeah definately forget the sub in the floor. Looks cool, sounds bad. Look up fat mat....... or on honda tech and other forums there is plenty of threads comparing sound deadening products.

 

second skin is one of the best out there its what i would use

 

haha, yeah it's ghetto but it's temporary and is okay for now. and a sub in the trunk floor done at a shop your saying wouldn't sound good?

thanks kanarrjl, i'll look into that maybe as an alternative

 

if you want ur plate to stop rattling, get a piece of sponge and doubleside tape it to the back of your plate. 100 percent unnoticable, stops vibrations, and its cheap.