How do I make this daily driver quiet?
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How do I make this daily driver quiet?
The title says it all. I'm tired of the 91db cruising. What should I buy to kill the noise and any other tips?
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if its interior noise we're talking about then yes, do what I posted originally.
next week I can even provide real feedback on before/after.
also I bot a metric TON of the stuff and can sell you some if you want it
next week I can even provide real feedback on before/after.
also I bot a metric TON of the stuff and can sell you some if you want it
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No idea. Its in my garage waiting on the dash to go back in. I'll probably drive it tomorrow and let you know.
I'm expecting significant improvement or I'm going to rage face.
Because not race car.
I'm expecting significant improvement or I'm going to rage face.
Because not race car.
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In that case, you want the right product for the right job. Check out: http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/
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Use this vinyl stuff from Parts Express. It's not difficult to remove once the car has a new purpose. It's lightweight and has a pleasant new-car-smell once installed.
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=268-035
Do what Vlad posted. The bulk of road noise comes from the back. The biggest gains in order are (in my opinion) 1) rear package tray, 2) rear bulkhead behind seats, 3) trunk floor, and 4) the floorpan under the carpet.
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=268-035
Do what Vlad posted. The bulk of road noise comes from the back. The biggest gains in order are (in my opinion) 1) rear package tray, 2) rear bulkhead behind seats, 3) trunk floor, and 4) the floorpan under the carpet.
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In that case, you want the right product for the right job. Check out: http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/
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From: Republic of Dallas
Use this vinyl stuff from Parts Express. It's not difficult to remove once the car has a new purpose. It's lightweight and has a pleasant new-car-smell once installed.
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=268-035
Do what Vlad posted. The bulk of road noise comes from the back. The biggest gains in order are (in my opinion) 1) rear package tray, 2) rear bulkhead behind seats, 3) trunk floor, and 4) the floorpan under the carpet.
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=268-035
Do what Vlad posted. The bulk of road noise comes from the back. The biggest gains in order are (in my opinion) 1) rear package tray, 2) rear bulkhead behind seats, 3) trunk floor, and 4) the floorpan under the carpet.
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Read the link I posted. :P
CLD Tile to kill resonance first.
Then MLV over that will control noise. You only need 25% CLD, so use CCF to mount the MLV over as it needs to be seperated from the surface. Or just CLD everything if you want to spend.
CLD Tile to kill resonance first.
Then MLV over that will control noise. You only need 25% CLD, so use CCF to mount the MLV over as it needs to be seperated from the surface. Or just CLD everything if you want to spend.
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