How do I make this daily driver quiet?
I have video of it, just not driving around. It's quite enough that it passes the wife test.
If you want i can get video today of it cruising...you wont hear anything but my intake though.
Thx Brain - that what I'm looking for. No need to vid cruising - I'll take your word for it.
Seam welding helps with some frequencies of vibration. Spray on, or roll on bed liner from under trunk and the areas around the frame rails and above the rear subframe. Also fatmat ftw, light weight, cheep, easy on easy off, comes with a sticker...
Well I finally got to drive it extensively this weekend.
BIG DIFFERENCE
The car feels so much smoother, definitely less road noise, and best of all: no squeaks, rattles, or any weird sounds of any sort.
Absolutely love it
BIG DIFFERENCE
The car feels so much smoother, definitely less road noise, and best of all: no squeaks, rattles, or any weird sounds of any sort.
Absolutely love it
its called zillamat iirc. I bought 100sq/ft which is WAYY too much. used a little over 1/3 of it. I have a bunch left over if you're looking for some. at least 30-40ft worth, I can measure.
Sure! Not going to put the rest in the soobie?
Shoot me a PM and let me know what you've got and what you want for it. Thanks!
Edit: Actually, I think Hussy may have firsties?
Shoot me a PM and let me know what you've got and what you want for it. Thanks!
Edit: Actually, I think Hussy may have firsties?
I found that a lot of my interior noise is actually wind noise coming through the rubber window seals. Over the years they have worn and the side windows don't seal fully against them, letting a lot of wind noise is.
Any buzzes, squeaks or rattles to contend with like me? I'm going to apply extra fatmat under the dash to hopefully stop some of those plastic against plastic pops and squeaks, and also tighten up any bolts I find, and apply Great Stuff into any cracks between parts to hold them in place.
Any buzzes, squeaks or rattles to contend with like me? I'm going to apply extra fatmat under the dash to hopefully stop some of those plastic against plastic pops and squeaks, and also tighten up any bolts I find, and apply Great Stuff into any cracks between parts to hold them in place.







