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    1. #1
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      Oct 2014
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      DFW, Texas
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      Weight Sensitive Sound Reduction

      I am curious to hear from those that may be in a similar boat.



      My car has the entire underside coated with lizard skin ceramic/thermal coating, the inside is coated with raptorliner bedliner. I have some dynamat squares in a few areas of the floors and doors to help calm the resonance in the panel. I am not interested in adding 150+lbs to the car with dynamat.

      I would like to hear if you have any other solutions you have found to help reduce the noise of a classic car without adding a ton of weight. Such as
      • Different door vapor barriers [foam?]
      • Wheel well/exterior sound absorption [high frequency tire noise]
      • More strategic dynamat placement
      • Fiberglass-like insulation
      • Tricks for finding hidden openings in the firewall, door seals, window seals, etc.
      1972 Plymouth 'Cuda - Not LS-swapped, 5.7L Hemi [MS3 Gold Box], T56 Magnum 6-speed - 'Cuda Build Page
      1976 Dodge D100 - Warlock
      2016 Subaru WRX - E30 Tune





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