Sound Proofing

[colt3003]

Hi,

As some of you know my cars not exactly quiet, and in feb i'm having the pre cat delete pipe put on, so it'll be a little to extreme on the interior after that!

So what i was planning to do is line the boot and under rear seats etc to help quieten everything a little, but the problem is,

What is the best material to use to sound proof the car?

Thanks

 

[Willis]

There used to be something called Brown Bread that was meant to be good.

Think it's made by a company called Dynomat?

 

[stuieplk]

Strip it out and bask in all your glory!!!

 

[GrumpyTwig]

For under the seats a 2nd hand boot carpet cut to size works quite well

 

[Gam]

Strip it out and bask in all your glory!!!

For some reason I've just got this odd image of a naked guy with a White Stig helmet on fist pumping whilst driving along.

I'll see myself out....

 

[GrumpyTwig]

For some reason I've just got this odd image of a naked guy with a White Stig helmet on fist pumping whilst driving along.

I'll see myself out....

Lol, thats one for youtube.

 

[BenW]

I'd look at products by second skin and dynamat

 

[deadmau5]

I'm buying some Silent Coat later this week to go with a new amp, speakers and underseat sub

 

[stuieplk]

For some reason I've just got this odd image of a naked guy with a White Stig helmet on fist pumping whilst driving along.

I'll see myself out....

Lol to that. On a more serious note, you can buy sheets of sound deadening material on eBay and just cut it into the desired areas, job done.

 

[EviLNeeDs]

Check out second skin audio.

 

[Kona]

the products mentioned will stop vibrations in panels, if you want to stop exhaust noise then underlay or something along those lines will work better and be far cheaper. I know this due to doing it to my previous car for audio reasons. I experimented a little and found to stop the noise outside then silent coat and dynamat didnt really make any difference they just stop resonance.