Ive thrown in 8 sheets to the front of the wagon (over the top of the dynamat) on the floor pan and a wee bit up the firewall and it has cut out more of the road noise. only cost 90 bucks and 20$ for a can of spray on adhesive.
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Ive thrown in 8 sheets to the front of the wagon (over the top of the dynamat) on the floor pan and a wee bit up the firewall and it has cut out more of the road noise. only cost 90 bucks and 20$ for a can of spray on adhesive.
what about this product from Jaycar , seems to combine Buty and Foam
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=AX3689
I did look at that but it's only 3mm thick..Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin
It woukd be a good half way point.
If your looking for a solid decrease then the only way to do it is mass loading the panels the a good thick layer of sound absorbing material.
so compared to that, Luxary Liner Pro looks better
Specification
Sheet size = 24" x 54" (9 sq. feet)
Thickness = between 1/4" - 1/2" (.25" .5")
Mass/Area = 1.2 lbs. per sq foot
Total weight per sheet = 10.80 lbs. per sheet
http://store.secondskinaudio.com/lux...q-ft-4-sheets/
That does look better on paper..
has someone done yet a dampenig job for a Y60 gr
Yep, we've only done y60'sQuote:
Originally Posted by GRY60
After what I've done there is a definitely difference how ever the main issue is motor noise for me (td42+t) if I cut that down she would be a silent killer.
I think that's mission impossible mate. I doubled up the fire wall and still get engine noise. Greatly reduced but it's still there. I'm Na, so turbo should be better
I have been through same process with dynamat throughout and main issue is also now engine noise (td4.2 + t) - I am looking at bonet lining to help reduce engine noise and wondering if anyone else has done this and if so what brands and success ?