recommendations on cutting down noise?
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recommendations on cutting down noise?
first I'll just say, I love the sound of my exhaust, but I would like it to be just a hair quieter inside the car, for when I'm going round town. Do you guys have any recommendations to help cut down on that noise?
Some kind of insulation to install in the trunk or something?
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Some kind of insulation to install in the trunk or something?
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I know for corvettes they have stuff you can put down that will cut sound out by like 19 decibals, but dont find anything for our cars, so seeing if anyone has found something that has worked for them...
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not sure what else you could do. Wrap most of the exhuast with header wrap... But i doubt that would do much... If MOST of the sound is coming out through the tips(should) you can only try and deaden the sound from moving forward.
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So you're running catless headers without a resonator and you want it to be quieter in the car but like how it is outside? And you already have dynamat in the trunk, unless you go through the entire car with dynamat you're SOL. You could always swap back in the resonator and do cutouts, so you could close them when you want it quiet.
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So you're running catless headers without a resonator and you want it to be quieter in the car but like how it is outside? And you already have dynamat in the trunk, unless you go through the entire car with dynamat you're SOL. You could always swap back in the resonator and do cutouts, so you could close them when you want it quiet.
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I would use dynamat to cover the floor from under the rear seats to the rear trunk wall including the sides and trunk lid. Cover everything.
You could also look into lizard skin. I think it can be installed inside or underneath.
You could also look into lizard skin. I think it can be installed inside or underneath.