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Pre-Cut Ready to Install Kits Year • Make • Model Specific 1928-31 1928-31 Automotive Thermal Acoustic Insulation Ford Model A Catalog Roof to Road Solutions to Control Passenger Cabin Noise, Vibration and Heat •Reduce Road Noise •Reduce Exhaust Harmonics Pre-Cut Ready to Install Kits •Eliminate Mechanical Noise •Stop Body Panel Vibration Year • Make • Model Specific •Reduce Radiated & Reflected Heat •Stop Audio System Vibration The Coolest Cars Have QuietRIDE Inside! ™ Roof Kit Roof & Quarter Panels above beltline. Kits are available for these Vehicles See AcoustiTrunk Catalog Trunk Floor Kit Trunk Floor & Tire Well Firewall Insulator Fits under dash against the firewall bulkhead. Body Panel Kit All Panels below the beltline including Package Tray, Seat Divider, Rear Wheel Wells, Fenders, Rear Quarters and Tail Panels Floor Kit Front Floor, Rear Floor, Transmission Hump/ Driveline Door Kit All Doors Cowl Kit Panels between the firewall and front door of the vehicle. Everything in One Box to Do the Job Right! Pre-Cut, Ready To install Kits are Year, Make and Model Specific and include: •Dynamat Xtreme •Heat Shield Barrier Insulation Order Line: 888-777-3410 Tech Line: 209-942-4777 •Spray Adhesive •Seam Tape Fax: 877-720-2360 •Illustrated Instructions 1122 S. Wilson Way Ste. #1, Stockton CA, 95205 For more information contact us at: [email protected] ©2003-21 •Prices Subject to Change Without Notice 1935-20141928-31 Ram/DodgeFord Model Truck A Catalog Catalog Automotive Thermal Acoustic Insulation Roof to Road Solutions to Control Passenger Cabin Noise, Vibration and Heat Introducing a multi-stage, automotive insula- tion and sound damping system to give Model A cars and Trucks the “quiet riding comfort” found in to-day’s new cars. AcoustiSHIELD kits are designed on current “state-of-the-art” auto acoustic technol-ogy, to insulate and control the noise, vibration and heat in the passenger cabin. Kits are pre-cut and come with easy-to-follow installation instructions- ----everything you need to do the job right. Turn Your Model A into “Quiet Riding Comfort” Stage 1 Stage 2 Sound Damper Pads Heat Absorber/Barrier Panels The first stage consists of pre-trimmed, self-adhesive, Sound The second stage uses a high-tech absorber/barrier material, Damper Pads, bonded to strategically located trouble spots on bonded to the body panels, to both sound deaden and insulate the floor pan and roof of the vehicle to control body panel vibra- the vehicle from radiant heat penetration from the engine and tion and noise. These spots are mapped and labeled in detailed road. Each absorber panel is cut to the correct shape and con- instructions which are included in the kit. tour and is mapped and labeled in the detailed instructions. Kits Include: • Stage 1 Pre-Sized Sound Damper Pads • Stage 2 Pre-Trimmed Heat Absorber / Barrier Panels, Spray Adhesive and Sealing Tape • Complete Illustrated Installation Instruction Dealer program available. For more information contact us at [email protected] Automotive Thermal Acoustic Insulation A Roof to Road Solution to Control Passenger Cabin Noise, Vibration and Heat TM AcoustiSHIELD Product Description AcoustiShield is a two-stage thermal acoustic automotive insulation product designed to control Noise, Vibration and Heat—the three major issues that affect passenger cabin comfort. Kits include pre-cut, ready-to-install Dynamat Xtreme® damper pads and HeatShield Barrier Insulation panels which are packaged separately for easy installation. Kits come with uniquely illustrated installation sheets, spray adhesive and seam tape. Complete Acoustic Kits insulate the Cowl, Floor, Roof, Trunk Floor, Doors and Body Panels, which includes the seat divider, package tray and rear wheel wells. The installation of a complete AcoustiShield kit typically will reduce passenger cabin noise by 12 to 17 decibels. To put this in perspective, a 10-decibel reduction is a 50 percent reduction in noise that the human ear can easily detect. Barrier insulation will reduce radiant heat by as much as 25 degrees. AcoustiShield is a Two-Stage Process Stage-One of the AcoustiShield process is the application of small pre-cut Dynamat Xtreme® damper pads and strips to auto body sheet metal to greatly reduce the vibration and noise produced by these panels from entering the passenger cabin. Stage-Two of the AcoustiShield process is the application of pre-cut HeatShield Barrier Insulation panels to the auto body sheet metal to encapsulate any remaining vibration/noise and to thermally insulate the vehicle. Quiet Ride Solutions is the only source for the authentic “Chicken Track Texture” Found on Early Ford Cars Firewall Insulators Headliners and other interior panels 1928 through 1948 ABS Firewall Cover It was not until 1932 that Ford cars and Chicken Track Texture trucks were delivered drom the fac- tory with a firewall insulator and many restorers can attest to the fact that the Model A is one “hot” car to drive. Quiet Ride Solutions developed these fire- wall insulators to fit and look like OEM and then added HeatShield Thermal Acoustic Insulation to make them even better. Quiet Ride Solutions has faithfully repro- duced the famous “Chicken Track” tex- ture for the firewall insulator covers and related products. The “Chicken Track” texture was used exclusively on Ford in- terior products and truck headliners, cowl and door panels beginning in 1928 and through the 1948 model year. Each firewall product is molded to fit over the firewall engine setback and is ready- to-install with HeatShield Thermal Acous- tic Barrier insulation. The installation of the firewall uses fac- tory stock accessory holes, so there is no damage to the original firewall. A Hardware mounting pin kit and instruc- tion sheet provides everything needed for installation. Each Firewall insulator product is molded from an “out of the car” original firewall provided by one of our customers to ensure contour accuracy, mounting hole aligment and fitment. Year-Make-Model Specific. Model A Ford Firewall Insulators Panels for Restorations FORD 1928-1929 Ford Model A 179 2829-CT Firewall Insulator Panel. The Chicken Track Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Stock steel firewall bulk- head. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop engine heat and noise from entering the passenger cabin. Gives your interior a smooth and finished look. Hardware mounting kit included. FORD 1930-1931 Ford Model A 179 3031-CT Firewall Insulator Panel. The Chicken Track Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Stock steel firewall bulk- head. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop engine heat and noise from entering the passenger cabin. Gives your interior a smooth and finished look. Hardware mounting kit included. FORD 1931 Ford Model A Late 179 3100-CT Model Firewall Insulator Panel with fuel bowl re- cess. The Chicken Track Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Stock steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop engine heat and noise from entering the passenger cabin. Gives your interior a smooth and finished look. Hardware mounting kit included. Firewall Insulators can be ordered without holes for custom applications. Street Rod Firewall Insulators Save Big!! QuietRide is an authorized Absolute Sheetmetal Dealer. Order your steel firewall through us and receive your firewall insulator for half price. BIT 2829 1928-1929 Bitchin Ford Car/ 249 BBF-CT4 Truck Small Block (4.5” Setback) Firewall Insulator Panel. The Leather Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Absolute Sheetmetal after-market steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop “big block” engine heat and noise from entering the passenger Fits Absolute P/N 281000 cabin. Gives your interior a smooth and finished look. BIT 3031 1930-1931 Bitchin Ford 249 BBF-CT4 Car/Truck Big Block (4.5” Setback) Firewall Insulator Panel. The Leather Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Absolute Sheetmetal after-market steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop “big block” engine heat and noise from entering the passenger cabin. Gives your interior a Fits Absolute P/N 301000 smooth and finished look. BIT 3031 1930-1931 Bitchin Ford Car/ 249 SBF-CT2 Truck Small Block (2 1/2’ Setback) Firewall Insulator Panel. The Leather Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Absolute Sheetmetal after-market steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop “big block” engine heat and noise from entering the passenger cabin. Gives your interior a Fits Absolute P/N 301005 smooth and finished look. Street Rod Firewall Insulators Save Big!! QuietRide is an authorized Direct Sheetmetal Dealer. Order your steel firewall through us and receive your firewall insulator for half price. DS 2829 1928-1929 Direct Sheetmetal 249 BBF-CT4 Ford Car/Truck Small Block (4.5” Setback) Firewall Insu- lator Panel. The Leather Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Direct Sheetmetal after-market steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop “big block” engine heat and noise from entering the passenger Fits DS P/N FD121 cabin. Gives your interior a smooth and finished look. DS 3031 1930-1931 Direct Sheetmetal 249 BBF-CT5 Ford Car/Truck Big Block (5” Setback) Firewall Insulator Panel. The Leather Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Direct Sheetmetal after-market steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop “big block” engine heat and noise from entering the passenger cabin. Gives your interior a Fits DS P/N FD156 smooth and finished look. DS 3031 1930-1931 Direct Sheetmetal 249 SBF-CT3 Ford Car/Truck Small Block (3” Setback) Firewall Insula- tor Panel. The Leather Grain ABS Cover is molded to fit the Direct Sheetmetal after-market steel firewall bulkhead. Includes a double layer of HeatShield thermal insulation to stop “big block” engine heat and noise from entering the passenger Fits DS P/N FD155 cabin.
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