is it there just for insulation or what? would it affect anything if i took it out?
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the purpose of tar in the trunk?
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It's there to absorb vibrations and mainly sound.
If you remove it you will hear anything from rain,sand, rocks, and dead possums while driving. People who you talk to on the phone while driving will think you are at a car wash or niagara falls and you will probably never hear your phone in the first place because you turned your radio up too loud to drown out the road noise.
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Originally posted by FDAccord View PostIt's there to absorb vibrations and mainly sound.
If you remove it you will hear anything from rain,sand, rocks, and dead possums while driving. People who you talk to on the phone while driving will think you are at a car wash or niagara falls and you will probably never hear your phone in the first place because you turned your radio up too loud to drown out the road noise.
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Originally posted by nate'sCB7 View Postis it there just for insulation or what? would it affect anything if i took it out?
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