Partition = YES!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 771
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From: Erie County, Pennsylvania
If you want to quiet down the cabin noise of your C5 you need to do 3 things:
1. Rip out the entire interior and trunk. Insulate with the product of your choice. Easiest and least expensive to work with is the FROST KING insulation available at Lowe's.
2. Buy a partition.
3. Replace run-flats with "regular" tires. The run-flats are extremely noisy.
Partitioning alone will not eliminate the outrageous road noise booming from your rear tires though the trunk and into the cabin.
DG
1. Rip out the entire interior and trunk. Insulate with the product of your choice. Easiest and least expensive to work with is the FROST KING insulation available at Lowe's.
2. Buy a partition.
3. Replace run-flats with "regular" tires. The run-flats are extremely noisy.
Partitioning alone will not eliminate the outrageous road noise booming from your rear tires though the trunk and into the cabin.
DG
Safety Car
Joined: Nov 2000
Posts: 4,419
Likes: 6
From: Arroyo Grande CA
Originally Posted by Delta3-2
If you want to quiet down the cabin noise of your C5 you need to do 3 things:
1. Rip out the entire interior and trunk. Insulate with the product of your choice. Easiest and least expensive to work with is the FROST KING insulation available at Lowe's.
2. Buy a partition.
3. Replace run-flats with "regular" tires. The run-flats are extremely noisy.
Partitioning alone will not eliminate the outrageous road noise booming from your rear tires though the trunk and into the cabin.
DG
1. Rip out the entire interior and trunk. Insulate with the product of your choice. Easiest and least expensive to work with is the FROST KING insulation available at Lowe's.
2. Buy a partition.
3. Replace run-flats with "regular" tires. The run-flats are extremely noisy.
Partitioning alone will not eliminate the outrageous road noise booming from your rear tires though the trunk and into the cabin.
DG
4. Drive on smoooooth roads.
