Feature Build

Master Will's 1999 4runner Sr5 "rolling Thunder"

Super cool dude, awesome husband, hard working father, big loving PAPA, motivator, and BASS community ambassador... Will brings unending positive vibes to every aspect of his life. His biggest build, "Rolling Thunder", including unique sub woofer ports and pole dancing figurines, is always a show stopper. You'll find Will slamming that Garth Brooks BASS at events across the country.

From helping his team mates to helping total strangers, Will has a heart of gold. We've enjoyed having him be a part of Team Second Skin for many years. On top of his full time job and being a full time dad, Will runs a small install shop in his community of Metter, GA. He also finds the time to attend BASS meets and car shows through the southeast, consistently bring home the hardware! Over the past 9 years, he has brought home both State and World Championships along with 358 other awards and trophies. Master Will is the Team SKAR Audio Captain, Team No Wall Founder, and long time Team Second Skin member.

Will used about 120 sqft of Damplifier Pro to strengthen up the metal in his roof, doors, and hatch area. Due to his champion level BASS, every part of the 4Runner has at least one layer. One of our favorite parts of following Will's journey is seeing his kids grow up to be fine young men and finding a similar passion for BASS. Keep up the great work Will!!

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Chill Master Will makes it look way too easy...bringing home the hardware at almost every event he attends. Great work Rolling Thunder. #TeamSecondSkin

Will started with one layer of Damplifier Pro on the inner skins. He then used the checker board coverage strategy on the outer skins for a total of 6 sqft in each door.

Same approach with the rear doors. 6 sq ft per door

After removing the factory headliner, we've got some jute pads on the ceiling. Time to remove those and add some butyl.

Time to stop that FLEX...SPL Bass puts a lot of stress on the roof. This flex is also a source of db loss. The stronger you can make the ceiling, the more pressure you can create in the build. Flex is the enemy and Damplifier Pro is the super hero to kill it dead!!! Will used 2 layers of Damplifier Pro in the ceiling of his 4 Runner for a total of 58 sq ft.

Next up... reinforce the areas where the BASS will be banging the most, the cargo area. The rear hatch received 2 layers of Damplifier Pro for a total of 16 sqft of coverage. No more rattles here.