Interior sound proofing
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Interior sound proofing
I have a decent amount of Dyna Mat Extreme left over from a 33 ****** street rod project I did. Any thoughts on if it's worth pulling the seats & carpet (in particular the cargo area carpet) on an 18 Z06 I have ordered, in an effort to cut down tire noise on Illinois highways. I know it will add weight, but the Z will have more power than I either need or have the ability to use, so this isn't an issue.
Burning Brakes
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I did from behind the seats to the rear of the hatch with Second Skin and I noticed a definite improvement. It used to sound like sounds would echo throughout the car, but it doesn't any longer. That, plus A/S tires, and I can actually have a conversation in the car without yelling over road noise.
Le Mans Master
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I added sound proofing under the carpet behind the seats but for the hatch areas I bought BlockIt "Quick & Quiet" drop in deadening mat. It helped a lot!
That said, the biggest thing you can do to reduce cabin noise is to add sound deadening material under the rear wheel wells but it's a PITA to pull out all the interior rear trim in order to add the material.
That said, the biggest thing you can do to reduce cabin noise is to add sound deadening material under the rear wheel wells but it's a PITA to pull out all the interior rear trim in order to add the material.
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St. Jude Donor '15
I did the bulkhead back and it really helps. I wired in a sub, ambient lighting and a microphone too, so I killed a few birds with one stone when I had it apart. Definitely worth the effort in my book!
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I added sound proofing under the carpet behind the seats but for the hatch areas I bought BlockIt "Quick & Quiet" drop in deadening mat. It helped a lot!
That said, the biggest thing you can do to reduce cabin noise is to add sound deadening material under the rear wheel wells but it's a PITA to pull out all the interior rear trim in order to add the material.
That said, the biggest thing you can do to reduce cabin noise is to add sound deadening material under the rear wheel wells but it's a PITA to pull out all the interior rear trim in order to add the material.
