sound deadening ?
sound deadening ?
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mak

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1,445 posts

257 months

Thursday 13th November 2008
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Would sound deadening work, as in the dyno matt stuff, just wondering weather to whip out the interior and have a go, kinda wont to achieve a more modern dull thud noise as oppose to a squeek crackle and pop, it used to work well in old tin cars but not sure if it would make any difference in a fibre glass body, allthough after fitting my new throttle cable i was very suprised to find the bulky end just pulls stright through the wing from inside the footwell, i guess expanding foam my be needed 1st to fill in all the missing bodywork that tvr didnt bother to make cus it couldn't be seen hehe

Edited by mak on Thursday 13th November 17:42

M@H

11,298 posts

303 months

Thursday 13th November 2008
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It hakes a huge difference! you would be amazed how much deadening the existing carpets provide on their own. I drove my car with a bare interior mid-re-trim and I nearly sh@t myself when I turned it over.. also thought it weas falling apart when driving it.

Putting a layer on the parcel shelf and rear panel under the carpet, plus under all the floor mats made a marked difference to my car.

Cheers
Matt.

sparkythecat

8,111 posts

286 months

Thursday 13th November 2008
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First time I've seen a noise quietening thread on here. More usual to hear posters asking how to rip the gubbins out of their exhaust to make make the thing louder.

What a refreshing change!

chr1sb

126 posts

235 months

Thursday 13th November 2008
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M@H said:
It hakes a huge difference! you would be amazed how much deadening the existing carpets provide on their own. I drove my car with a bare interior mid-re-trim and I nearly sh@t myself when I turned it over.. also thought it weas falling apart when driving it.

Putting a layer on the parcel shelf and rear panel under the carpet, plus under all the floor mats made a marked difference to my car.

Cheers
Matt.
Matt,
What material did you use & where sourced please ?

Cheers,

Chris

chrispitman

742 posts

285 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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If your going to do the side of the tunnel whatch the area under the dash as this gets very hot due to the manifolds the other side, need to make sure matting is fire proof / wont melt.

M@H

11,298 posts

303 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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chr1sb said:
Matt,
What material did you use & where sourced please ?

Cheers,

Chris
Hi,

I used underfelt - bought along with a full carpet set I bought from coverdale carpets:
http://www.carcarpets.co.uk/epages/Store_Shop835.s...

Cheers,
Matt

Edited by M@H on Friday 14th November 08:49

That Daddy

19,463 posts

252 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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M@H said:
chr1sb said:
Matt,
What material did you use & where sourced please ?

Cheers,

Chris
Hi,

I used underfelt - bought along with a full carpet set I bought from coverdale carpets:
http://www.carcarpets.co.uk/epages/Store_Shop835.s...

Cheers,
Matt

Edited by M@H on Friday 14th November 08:49
Same here,just aint fitted them yet thumbup all in my quest to lower transmission noise along with a rebuilt diff.

chr1sb

126 posts

235 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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Cheers guys

Chris

M@H

11,298 posts

303 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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No worries... I qwould suggest buying the stuff with sticky backing - its much easier to keep in plce long term than using spray adhesive smile

mak

Original Poster:

1,445 posts

257 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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M@H said:
No worries... I qwould suggest buying the stuff with sticky backing - its much easier to keep in plce long term than using spray adhesive smile
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Just wot i needed to no, thank you. Now, let me get motivated and busy, drink Thats the motivation taken care off now i just gotta get busy sleep