Are you planning to do autofoam? If yes might be a good idea to collaborate between autofoam and paintshop. Strip the car down bare, foam it, paint it, then put everything back.
If no autofoam then paint first, then do dampening.
Are you planning to do autofoam? If yes might be a good idea to collaborate between autofoam and paintshop. Strip the car down bare, foam it, paint it, then put everything back.
If no autofoam then paint first, then do dampening.
yes it can. but don't ever get into an accident as it will be impossible to straighten again.Interestingly, I went to search and read more about autofoam. Is it true that it can harden the frame?
you know la... C97 body is like tin milo... now about 20 years... maybe need some hardening?
yes it can. but don't ever get into an accident as it will be impossible to straighten again.
You want to pump autofoam into your doors?Interestingly, I went to search and read more about autofoam. Is it true that it can harden the frame?
you know la... C97 body is like tin milo... now about 20 years... maybe need some hardening?
I disagree with this statement. It's not hard or tough like steel.yes it can. but don't ever get into an accident as it will be impossible to straighten again.
You want to pump autofoam into your doors?
I think for doors they don't do it.....You want to pump autofoam into your doors?
uh... I don't think you're supposed to do that.You want to pump autofoam into your doors?
ok but it will make the car panel workshop curse because adjusting a foamed chassis is not simple.I disagree with this statement. It's not hard or tough like steel.
If you're gonna do this better pair it with sound dampening. I assume you're looking for a quiet drive not a stiff chassis right? Get the dampening and comfort foam package deal.thinking of chasis only. Comfort spec as in the link
https://autofoam.net/autofoam/
Talking abt repairing chassis, there is this guy on YT repairing totalled cars and recently he did a Lambo.uh... I don't think you're supposed to do that.
ok but it will make the car panel workshop curse because adjusting a foamed chassis is not simple.
If you're talking about a wira body, get the stiffer competition/track spec instead. Dont think you need for door sills.thinking of chasis only. Comfort spec as in the link
https://autofoam.net/autofoam/
Just kidding with him cause he mentioned tin milo which is actually the body panels.I think for doors they don't do it.....
Autofoam only stiffens it very slightly. IF the chassis can be straightened, the foam wont get in the way.ok but it will make the car panel workshop curse because adjusting a foamed chassis is not simple.
Autofoam only stiffens it very slightly. IF the chassis can be straightened, the foam wont get in the way.
I've done the BMW factory tour and they showed us how they foamed the chassis. It's just slabs of thin foamish square pads which they stick to certain areas of the car and then send the whole car in for baking where the foam expands and fills up all the empty spaces. So you're probably right about the strengthening. But having it done on two of my cars with the latest one being the e36 1jz (tbh I didn't notice any difference) and the other on my Wira, I think it had a pretty good effect on the wira sound wise and stiffer chassis wise. Or maybe more compliant chassis. I dunno what to call it but there was a noticeable difference.Talking abt repairing chassis, there is this guy on YT repairing totalled cars and recently he did a Lambo.
In one vid, i did saw him cutting away a sill plate and remove some foam which comes stock from factory. I believe its on a BMW. Foam is there for comfort as i dont see any way it help strengten the chassis.

Know Desmond since my Autoworld days. He has been pestering me to do Autofoam on VR, but I never did. Old car already, no point. On coil overs, Low profile tyres, noisy exhaust, not tracking it, so for me not needed.......lolOr perhaps the price was so high I placebo-ed myself into thinking there was a difference. God dammit if I spent that many thousands on a damn foaming thing, it better have a difference.![]()
My 2 sen.If chassis noise dont bother you, no need Autofoam lahKnow Desmond since my Autoworld days. He has been pestering me to do Autofoam on VR, but I never did. Old car already, no point. On coil overs, Low profile tyres, noisy exhaust, not tracking it, so for me not needed.......lol
Those noise cannot challenge my exhaust.......lolMy 2 sen.If chassis noise dont bother you, no need Autofoam lah