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You could honestly just do a staggered stud wall as well and get the same effect, or actually better most likely because I assume the dowels in the T Stud are still bridging some....
Then do Zip R on top of that because why the hell not.
It all seems like overkill IMOYou could honestly just do a staggered stud wall as well and get the same effect, or actually better most likely because I assume the dowels in the T Stud are still bridging some....
Then do Zip R on top of that because why the hell not.
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Guess it depends on the location.... Overkill for the South? im sure, overkill in Alaska? Not so much....
I just enjoy looking at all the different types of builds and styles of build just to get ideas on how things would work and things like that.
Great for sound proofing with staggered studs too. Sound won't carry between roomsYou could honestly just do a staggered stud wall as well and get the same effect, or actually better most likely because I assume the dowels in the T Stud are still bridging some....
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Then do Zip R on top of that because why the hell not.
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For sure.... Then do double drywall (alternating) as well and the room will be really sound proof....
yeah, I never heard of it before and fell into a youtube hole a month ago. Makes it so the rooms are basically sound isolated from each other so vibrations don't transfers from the room 1 drywall->stud->room 2 drywall and then into the room.
Also learned sound is fucking weird.
so the sound will hit the drywall, hit the stud and stop there, not transferring the sound vibrations to the neighboring wall.
also popular in well built townhouses and apartments to isolate each living space from each other.
Not a fan of those spoke design on those wheels, but car looks clean as hell otherwise.
single cab trucks are awesome
Seeing the single cab F150 with a whipple running 9's has made the want very strong in me. haha
I loved my Lightning and have wanted a single cab forever.
Oh trust me the want is strong!
I have two buddies who bought and built theirs over the winter. Waiting for spring to dyno-tune them and hit the track.
It sucks as the model most guys were building these out of was dropped by Ford. So basically you have to spend an additional $8-$10k for a truck with only a few more options. booooooo!
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