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pancitoJan-29-02 06:56 AM
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#6373, "lowering road noise"


          

how do I "eliminite" road nice, i read on another post that the very expensive stuff (dinamite???) it was just to take care of vibrations of sound systems and not actuall road noise, anyone can help me on this.

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RE: lowering road noise, 1TuffRS, Jan-29-02 12:50 PM, #1
RE: lowering road noise, ModeratoreclipzGST, Jan-29-02 04:42 PM, #2
RE: lowering road noise, vegasdsmr, Jan-29-02 04:45 PM, #3
RE: lowering road noise, lap561, Jan-30-02 03:10 AM, #4
      RE: lowering road noise, ModeratoreclipzGST, Jan-30-02 04:25 PM, #5
           RE: lowering road noise, HadesOmega, Jan-30-02 05:13 PM, #6
                RE: lowering road noise, bedlam32570, Jan-30-02 07:38 PM, #7
                     RE: lowering road noise, jZa, Feb-02-02 10:14 AM, #8
                          RE: lowering road noise, TragikTSi, Feb-02-02 12:05 PM, #9

1TuffRSJan-29-02 12:50 PM
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#6374, "RE: lowering road noise"
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Its called dynomat, you should do a search in the audio section you will find a grip of info on this topic




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ModeratoreclipzGSTJan-29-02 04:42 PM
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#6375, "RE: lowering road noise"
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The best way to lower road noise is called a SUB-WOOFER. emoji

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vegasdsmrJan-29-02 04:45 PM
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#6376, "RE: lowering road noise"
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what causes the noise?? exhaust? your tires?

get a woofer, or if its your tires, try a diff set.

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lap561Jan-30-02 03:10 AM
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#6377, "RE: lowering road noise"
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It's your tires. But I eliminated road noise by getting a new muffler.

  
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ModeratoreclipzGSTJan-30-02 04:25 PM
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#6378, "RE: lowering road noise"
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I've heard that up-graded fuel pumps also help to drown road noise. emoji

-Tony 98'GST



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Originally posted by Avenger
When I raise the BS flag ... it's a really big fucking flag and I raise it really fucking high too.



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HadesOmegaJan-30-02 05:13 PM
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#6379, "RE: lowering road noise"
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You can get some undercar coating. It's like you spray it on and its like liquid aspahlt or something. You'd put it on like wheel wells and stuff and it would get rid of some road noise. Just upgrade you stereo system dude.


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bedlam32570Jan-30-02 07:38 PM
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#6380, "RE: lowering road noise"
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there is some stuff that is as good as dynomat but cheaper.....a lot cheaper. I can buy enough to cover to cars and have some left over for about $50

  
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jZaFeb-02-02 10:14 AM
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#6381, "RE: lowering road noise"
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you want a sound barrier like closed cell foam, open cell foam, fiberglass insulation, carpet padding(you already have this), thin lead, or any combination of them in addition to the dynamat. And then you can get thicker windows, etc.

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TragikTSiFeb-02-02 12:05 PM
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#6382, "RE: lowering road noise"
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Hmmmmmmmm. Since I lowered my car it's actually got better, no real road noise. I got R1 coilovers and they're great. But I do have a loud system so you can never tell, can't even hear my exhaust over the system.

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