road noise level
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From: Far NW 'burbs of Chicago
St. Jude Donor '13
My experience:
The drop-in Blockit sound mats make a noticable improvement, but not huge.
Michelin PS2 runflats also make a noticable difference, and the Michelin A/S runflats are even better.
With the Blockit mats and Michelin tires (PS2 summer, A/S winter) and GM PAL + Ipod (instead of XM); my Blose sound system has gone from "really crummy" to "ok".
The drop-in Blockit sound mats make a noticable improvement, but not huge.
Michelin PS2 runflats also make a noticable difference, and the Michelin A/S runflats are even better.
With the Blockit mats and Michelin tires (PS2 summer, A/S winter) and GM PAL + Ipod (instead of XM); my Blose sound system has gone from "really crummy" to "ok".
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From: Glassboro New Jersey
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From: Toronto Ontario Canada
I know this has probably been covered a kabazzilion times here, but I couldn't find it in a quick search.
Getting ready to trade in my '08 coupe for a new ('11) coupe. My current one is a 1LT and I'm thinking about stepping up to a 3LT.
My 1LT seems to have quite a bit of road noise on the highway, and I seem to recall at one time hearing that the 3LT has more sound deadening insulation. Is that true? Cant find a thing on Chevy's web site about it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Getting ready to trade in my '08 coupe for a new ('11) coupe. My current one is a 1LT and I'm thinking about stepping up to a 3LT.
My 1LT seems to have quite a bit of road noise on the highway, and I seem to recall at one time hearing that the 3LT has more sound deadening insulation. Is that true? Cant find a thing on Chevy's web site about it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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From: Springfield MO
