I have a Gas Club Car Carryall (Golf Cart)....My question: Would this Thermo-Tec be of much use to dampen/deaden the engine sound from my golf cart? I am considering placing some under the bed of the rear of the golf cart, under the front seats, and...
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It will help some. I am guessing the golf cart is not enclosed so you will hear the motor still just not coming from the floor as much. It will prob be coming from the sides where the cart is open to the air. I just wouldn't expect a lot of difference.
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The application I used it for is notorious for noise and heat. Z06 Corvette, I am very happy with the results. Lowered temperature and noise considerably, although I applied two layers.
1805813
I don't think it would be needed on that type of engine.That engine should not have a cooling problem.It can be used with no problems.
1382480
For golf carts use the Mini Buddy. There is even a cup holder adapter for it. Look it up!
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I do not have a golf cart, so am not certain. However, if your tires have a standard stem, then yes. You can regulate the CO2 to the 20psi.
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I use the cheapest (and lowest octane) gas I can find these days. I do however use Marine Grade StaBil in every refill I get from the station. Any of the StaBil gas additives will work, but the Husgvarna rep told me that the Marine Grade would hold up much better. I leave gas in the cans and even in the equipment ( mowers, blowers, edgers, etc.) while stored for the winter and the StaBil holds the gas over quite well. For equipment that I use in the late fall and winter (the blower) I use whatever gas treatment for moister removal that the local Advance Auto has on sale (same stuff I use in my automobiles). Hope this helps. I use the cheapest (and lowest octane) gas I can find these days. I do however use Marine Grade StaBil in every refill I get from the station. Any of the StaBil gas additives will work, but the Husgvarna rep told me that the Marine Grade would hold up much better. I leave gas in the cans and even in the equipment ( mowers, blowers, edgers, etc.) while stored for the winter and the StaBil holds the gas over quite well. For equipment that I use in the late fall and winter (the blower) I use whatever gas treatment for moister removal that the local Advance Auto has on sale (same stuff I use in... » Read More I use the cheapest (and lowest octane) gas I can find these days. I do however use Marine Grade StaBil in every refill I get from the station. Any of the StaBil gas additives will work, but the Husgvarna rep told me that the Marine Grade would hold up much better. I leave gas in the cans and even in the equipment ( mowers, blowers, edgers, etc.) while stored for the winter and the StaBil holds the gas over quite well. For equipment that I use in the late fall and winter (the blower) I use whatever gas treatment for moister removal that the local Advance Auto has on sale (same stuff I use in my automobiles). Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Feasible, certainly--effective, can't tell. Depends on the depth and volume of the box, and the nature of the noise--never run across much "loud intake noise". If it's vibrational or induced by the operation of the engine, it would probably help. If it's air being simply sucked into the engine, probably not. There are other materials like this out there that are a lot more cost-effective.
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I don't know how you plan to use it...I have it as a cooling fan on a lawn tractor. Can't hear it at all over the engine noise. It works great and I would definitely recommend it.
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Great product better for heat than noise but does both. Put pink foam on first then Thermo-Tec for max sound deadening.
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These motors will only put out the sound you want them to. By this I mean it truly does all depend on the exhaust. With an expansion chamber and muffler on your bike it should be quiet enuf to ride around the neighborhood. For smell there's not much you can do about that for the fact that two strokes are just naturally smellier due to the fact that the gas and oil are mixed together. As long as you run a good spark plug, 91+ for fuel and high quality two stroke oil you should be fine.
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I tried using this heat gun in a very compact space under my vehicle. The trigger guard has it's purpose but I wish dewalt would have designed it so that it's removable. All I needed to do was heat up a heat shrink under the vehicle but I couldn't reach it cause of the guard. I ended up removing the cable harness under the vehicle and heating the component. My recommendation is to either modify the guard since it's designed for sturdiness since your working in tight spaces. But if you can find a smaller heat gun meant for tight areas, this would be better.
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Forget it! Put on another layer of clothing or don't go golfing. This heater hasn't been designed, in my opinion, to be use in moving vehicles.
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I have it in my 2006 FLHRCI and I put it in full strength as directed. It helps immensely if you let it heat up in the sun for a couple of hours and even then it will take a while for it to run out of the bottle. Its an awesome product though (IMO). Quieted down my gear whine and made finding neutral easy from either direction......Just make sure everything is nice and warm when draining and refilling.
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I would suck it out and get rid of it. The product will likely stop your head gasket leak for a short time, but will cause much more damage to your engine in the long run. Therefore, unless you only want to run your car for a few more thousand miles then junk it, I would not use the product at all. That's my opinion.
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Sammy ... I bought a new fuel pump for my Yamaha golf cart and it seemed to do well, but now, I have the same problem you are having. It will move when you push the pedal down, but after a short while will just stall and sit there ... no matter how much you push down the pedal. We then have to push or tow it to where we're going. I have been told that it is probably a carburetor problem, but I haven't had anyone look at it yet.
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Why would anyone want to haul this cart behind a golf cart? I asked my husband and he said the same thing - Why would anyone want to haul this behind a golf cart? There is something that connects to a hitch on the back of a car or truck to enable you to travel with it and not take anymore trunk space, but I don't know much about that.
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I struggle saying any gas driven engine is quiet. It would not prevent me from sleeping at night, my neighbor can hear it but I would not call it obnoxiously loud.