here are those pic I promised.My buddy had a hell of a time putting that liner back inthe the beast. Be aware if you do this that the molding in the rear on either side will stay down but after a night of some make shift props it looks like new.

here is pt2 of the install

here we go again.....

this was great this was the first time i ever did something like this.

I'm sure there is a better way to do this but as my friends at work always say to me "you suck at the internet" :comphead:

Damn i need to do that but i'm too scared :/

So what was your original reason for doing this and what are the results of dynomat'ing the roof?

well I got the tsb accomplished but wasn't 100% happy with the "fix" so I wanted to try and improve or reduce the the noise in the cabin; it sounds a little better but I need to do the floor as well. The second reason was to install the roady which meant taking down the headliner as well. Overall I think it is worth the work and effort.

You should get great results if you double ply your floor. Also down the line I'm going to switch over to a better tire- like a Michelin or something very quiet. I'm thinking of pulling the seats out and doing the floor. I'd be very interested in hearing the results of that project...(Hint, hint)

:)