Jeff Holt

I'm curious because we took a trip to Metrolina this weekend and it was kind of loud. I was wanting to do some kind of sound treatment to keep roadnoise out. Would an under coating do the trick? Any other ideas?

bk_r0x

DynaMat works well. They sell it at Circuit City / Best Buy, etc.

Jeff Holt

I was thinking about that as well but I thought it only helped keep sound in not out. Am I wrong on this? Does anyone else even notice this?

lunartick13

Yes, the noise level in my opinoin is to high when you have all the windos up. I noticed that the floor carpet is rather thin and allows the road noise into the car, I have done some under coating and it helped, my next step will be to insulate the floor board.

xndsan

try turning the radio up

Jeff Holt

I will once it is replaced!

SweatyPalm

Walmart is selling 100 ear plugs for $24.99.

Jeff Holt

Smart A$$

WashUJon

You sure its not the feathering front tires? (ugh)

Jeff Holt

It sounds like it is coming from the back. It's not a defect, just road noise. More like a lack of insulation. The roads were also wet so I'm sure that amplified it some too.

EnthuZ

iTrader: (2)

A high performance SPORTS CAR that makes too much noise.



BTW.....mine is still too quiet with my Nismo exhaust.........


Sorry, but I've been going to SPORTSCAR RACES for over 40 years, soooooooooo, I'm biased.

TCL

Sometimes I think the noise level is fine and other times I think it's just a little too high for long trips. I'm in the process of making a mat to go under the luggage compartment carpet out of this material (the 1/2 inch version):

http://www.soundproofing.org/sales/prices.html

Put it in Sunday but haven't driven the car since then. I may put some under the rear luggage compartment trim as well, but I'm starting with the simplest solution first.

MSCHOEN2U

I had my Touring undercoated by Ziebart, They are nationwide, I paid about 320.00

Jeff Holt

Did that help with the road noise?

MSCHOEN2U

Ziebart in Gulfport, Ms. did the undercoating, it definetly decreased the road noise and protects the underbody, I have a condo on the Coast and salt air and sand can be hell on a car.

Driving in the rain was the best test for the undercoating, I do not hear the tires or the water as much as I heard in the past.

If you can find a Ziebart dealer or someone similar they can show you the diffrence before they touch your car, I think you will be pleased with the outcome.

Good Luck

WashUJon

The road noise keeps me awake for trips.

I just can't stand the tire growling...

factorypolaris

The tires on my Z suck bad. They just get louder and louder, but they are now wearing fine after being replaced by the dealer and getting a 4 wheel align. But they still make noise.

I blame the tire!

Jeff Holt

No Ziebart remotely close, but I will look into undercoating more seriously. Thanks for the help.

imntcrzy

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if you line the trunk area especially above the wheel well area it should help quite a bit with the road noise.

http://www.dynamat.com/