i dunno which is the latest...but assume its the latest as long as not the first batch....

No its not the same as those gum used at the door trim. Budget sound proofer like me will use bitumen, rich ppl will use dynamat, but you look at it , its the same thing. Bitumen is those ppl use to fix roof, hardware shop got sell one roll one roll one.

another way, can also use bitumen liquid, but it will be messy

This post has been edited by xshiro: Oct 29 2009, 09:03 AM

OK, bro, i quite familiar with the windows structure adi, but i don't know which part i should stick the strip, can you elaborate more? windows bracket is which part? the horizontal metal bar that directly attached with the mirror or the 'cross metal bar' that connects between the mirror and motor?

And how the bitumen can eliminate the vibration noise? is it add some mass and dampen the vibration? or just stick the loose part to become firm? sorry for so many questions...

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 29 2009, 09:54 AM

Hi Just took a delivery of a Saga SE white AT on behalf of my wife last night. After exact 2 months of waiting.

Impressed with the ride comfort and the latest pre-delivery checklist methods by Proton and sales...you'll get to hear from them within 2 weeks for feedbacks..

hate the whining AT sound - no lights at the AT gearknob base indicators?

otherwise the most complete package for the price range - much more solid that another national car offerings.

We didn't even have time to test drive before booking.

u answered it already...

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Added on October 29, 2009, 11:18 amya no lights, but possible to diy

This post has been edited by xshiro: Oct 29 2009, 11:28 AM

The vertical metal bracket that is holding the window. You will see the rubber strip sandwich inbetween the metal bracket. Just jentik it and see it will vibrate or not, if got just apply the strips. Trial and error for me, last time i keep knocking the door while holding the parts, then i hold the bracket and knock the door, no more vibration sound thats how i localised the sound, very time consuming.

Ello ppl... I am a new owner of saga BLM o... a fan of saga since the 1st version of saga and is one year older than me... >.<... wanna join this comunity o...

can add me on da list...?

Saga BLM 1.3 AT...
Genetic Silver...
M-Line...

Ya bro, actually the problem you said i fixed adi...the noise is some kind of non-stop zzzzzz, i found that the metal bracket is loose at my left front door, and i did the same time consuming process as you...I inserted sponge behind the bracket to hold it firmly, so i fixed the so called '50%' of the noise, now i confirm the noise is come from some unknown place which i can't fix it now by myself.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 29 2009, 12:26 PM

street racer doesnt require any soundproof lolx... due to extra weight lolx... example track car got sound proof inside ? lolx...

zarakiken
done.

Add me too...

Granite grey 1.3 MT B-line...

coolkwc
done.

add me granite grey M-line manual

thanx.

me too! solid white M-line auto tq~

I not street racer ma =p i just want peace and quiet and listen to my music while driving.

yellow_label2207, sonotme
done.

p/s: just wanna invite u guys to our official club at www.blmclub.co.cc

jus get my car.. add me into the list too..

BLM 1.3 Auto blueberry tea M-line..


y the engine sound like lorry engine?
jus soft..not very loud.. it is normal?

haha, IAFM spoil for new car?

I think not that problem la, maybe the 'lorry' sound you said is some 'air sucking' sound during high speed (>90km/h), like some 'vvvvvvvv' sound, this is due to the IAFM start to suckin the air...

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 29 2009, 07:17 PM

i park infront my house wor...
so fast spoiled? really SIBEH lucky lo.. haha