Improving my BMW M2 Comp's Ride and Handling with this White "Foam"? "Autofoam" | EvoMalaysia.com

[@ThomasYap]

EDIT: After weeks of having the auto foam on my car, I think the increased Comfort, NVH reduction and improved ride quality is definitely the highlight of doing this treatment. Then handling while it had an improvement (really nice improvement), it wasn't massive as the car was already so stiff to start with. I think older cars or cars with softer chassis would feel this more. Still definitely would recommend Autofoam. 100% Thanks for watching guys. If you enjoyed it, I would really appreciate if you can give me a Thumbs Up / Like. It makes doing all the video editing evermore worthwhile.

[@klauto1482]

Thomas, great video. TQVM and ENJOY!!!!

[@BaldwinChua]

Definitely the best upgrade done meticulously by sifu Desmond and team at KL Auto 👍🏼👍🏼

[@ThomasYap]

Yep! They did a great job!

[@rickmckee8270]

Thomas, thank you for sharing the foaming installation proces for your car did you notice a significant reduction of road noise after you had the foaming done?

[@ThomasYap]

The sharp “knocks” are less noticeable. To reduce road noise, the used acoustic foams on the door panels, boot area and a pillar. This made a significant difference in the road noise

[@faradaycool4058]

Great video: Nice wheels and great expertise

[@ThomasYap]

Thanks and Yes. Desmond is really good at what he does.

[@bluishblueblack]

Hi Thomas, any idea why car manufacturers don't provide foamed chasis as standard?

[@ThomasYap]

Not sure dude.

[@limpek001]

Will the foam absorb and retain water which causes rust.

[@ThomasYap]

based on the demo which I didnt add on this video due to poor video quality and time concern, the foam rejects water. can ask KL auto for more info about this. :)

[@fendiyt2853]

Nice video boss..next project rigid collar boss🫣racun sikit hehe

[@gwloo]

Not much on the sound proofing part... On floor bed and/or door panels?

[@ThomasYap]

On the wheel arches and floor bed.

[@alexanderchia7510]

My concerns involve: 1. how auto foaming changes the car's crumple zones performance in a crash scenario 2. Whether the moisture now trapped inside the chassis may give rise to rust issues over the longer term

[@ThomasYap]

Thanks for the questions, I'll forward them to the owner. For no.2 it resists water, I didn't show the demonstration to keep the video length short. The foam hardens up so it becomes like a "lid" to a bottle.

[@abomala1607]

there are scientific publication online the cruch is much better with foam. For humidity that another story. specialy after 10 year wonder ...

[@faizjalal5600]

Wondering if auto foaming could improve the G20 330i ride

[@ThomasYap]

I’m sure it would. Give Desmond a ring!

[@faizjalal5600]

@@ThomasYap oh sure I'll bring in my prius c with bmw tshirt 😂

[@BrokenAdam770]

Looks like a Rolls-Royce, Thomas.

[@ThomasYap]

Haha really?

[@BrokenAdam770]

@@ThomasYap Yes! Rolls-Royce uses a trillion soundproofing material to make their cars so quiet you cannot even hear a massive bomb explosion from outside!

[@stonermountain9147]

4:00 How you guess bruh ? How you know its roughly 3 inches :) tell us, tell us . . .

[@rickeyricardomatthews2147]

LMAo😂🎉

[@ThomasYap]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Zactroller]

why dont car manufacturers do it from factory if it makes the car much better with very little additional cost?

[@klauto1482]

They do. BMW pioneered Foam treatment in 1996 with the E39 5 series. Eversince, all BMWs are spot treated. Honda were the first Jap manufacturer on the FD in 2006. These mass market cars are "Spot" treated at certain critical areas ie B pillars/rocker panel junction. Mercedes started just a few years with the A class. However, premium cars like Aston Martin do it more comprehensively, ie full Rocker panel( side sills) like what we do. That's what you get when you pay more.

[@ThomasYap]

Sorry I can't answer this question. It's a good one though.

[@rickmckee8270]

​@@ThomasYapI would speculate that the additional cost of foaming each car over the production run adds up to a significant pile of money over the production run.

[@vincentlau104]

Looks like PU