Key areas for sound deadening with rs carpet set.
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Key areas for sound deadening with rs carpet set.
As the title says im looking to add a little sound deadwning to my 964. I have the original front footwell stuff already in there but still get a lot of road noise. Dont want to add too much weight to the car so was just wondering if anyone has any idea where the most noise gets in? Any advice on what to use also greatly appreciated. Jim.
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I read awhile back the doors are a big source of noise. You want to stop vibration and then to add mass. Google it, there is a guy who explains it really well. Can't think of his name of top of my head. I added a heavy vinyl piece over motor and it seemed to help.
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I don't find mine is too loud and I have a full sound deadening strip, rs carpet with some foam added on the over the transmission tunnel to fill in the carpet a bit.
I'm pretty sure the factory RS has sound deadening over the tunnel, floor mats, and on the rear shelf. If I did it again, I'd leave the sound deadening in these spots for both noise and getting a smooth carpet install.
I'm pretty sure the factory RS has sound deadening over the tunnel, floor mats, and on the rear shelf. If I did it again, I'd leave the sound deadening in these spots for both noise and getting a smooth carpet install.
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I don't find mine is too loud and I have a full sound deadening strip, rs carpet with some foam added on the over the transmission tunnel to fill in the carpet a bit.
I'm pretty sure the factory RS has sound deadening over the tunnel, floor mats, and on the rear shelf. If I did it again, I'd leave the sound deadening in these spots for both noise and getting a smooth carpet install.
I'm pretty sure the factory RS has sound deadening over the tunnel, floor mats, and on the rear shelf. If I did it again, I'd leave the sound deadening in these spots for both noise and getting a smooth carpet install.
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Light and sound deadening unfortunately don't mix. You need mass to block airborne sound, such as MLV. A few strips of dynamat on the floors may help a little to diminish resonance. But to block the sound, you need a heavy barrier with a layer of foam beneath it to decouple. Pretty much exactly what the factory did.
But the biggest impact on road noise will be your tires. Soft sidewall tires are very much quieter than stiff sidewall tires. As well as small tread blocks are quieter than large tread blocks. In other words, extreme summer tires are going to be loud.
But the biggest impact on road noise will be your tires. Soft sidewall tires are very much quieter than stiff sidewall tires. As well as small tread blocks are quieter than large tread blocks. In other words, extreme summer tires are going to be loud.