Experimenter II
Can anyone give suggestions on cutting down road noise? I thought about DynaMat but its so expensive I wasn't sure if that was the only way to go. Thank you for any help!
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Cutting down road noise....
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Chris In Milwaukee
Rank III
Enthusiast III
There are a few DynaMat-type products out there that vary in price. Another option is a spray-on product like Lizard Skin or similar:
https://www.lizardskin.com/
Maybe something like a Rustoleum bed liner spray in a rattle can? The idea is to dampen the metal's resonance. Perhaps that's a cheap alternative? And easy to find at your local home center or hardware store.
https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/auto/truck-bed-and-undercoating/truck-bed-coating-spray/
https://www.lizardskin.com/
Maybe something like a Rustoleum bed liner spray in a rattle can? The idea is to dampen the metal's resonance. Perhaps that's a cheap alternative? And easy to find at your local home center or hardware store.
https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/auto/truck-bed-and-undercoating/truck-bed-coating-spray/
JungleSkunk
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
Ive read about fender well and other undercoatings being used to dampen sound. Even bed liner type products have been used but I have limited experience with it other than slapping it on my bumpers for its normal intended uses.
This stuff also looks promising.
This stuff also looks promising.
Experimenter II
I want to try to get that comfort and sound deadening without spending the money on a Lexus hahaha
Dakota Houligans
Rank IV
Enthusiast II
I've tried the bedliner but without putting the carpet back in it didn't make a big difference. Maybe the commercial ones that are really thick would be more effective. This time I'm using lizard skin and some 3/8 thick automotive sound insulation. And putting the carpet back in! Should be much quieter.
Experimenter II
Please let me know how it works out
Enthusiast III
I have used Noico 80mil with pretty good success. Goes on easy, sticks really well. I did 4 doors and back cab wall of my Tacoma, with noticeable improvement. Plan on doing the entire floor as well, when I get the time.
Member III
Sonic Barrier. Parts- Express.com Same as Dynamat 1/2 the price. Did the wifes Outback cut noise down around 30%. Good instructional video. Used the UT on the floors where thickness was an issue and the MX on the walls that is about a 1/2” thicker with a extra layer of butyl foam. Super sticky, I laid the sheets in the sun before installing, it was much easier to work with.
Dakota Houligans
Rank IV
Enthusiast II
I don't have it back on the road yet. But after banging on the sides after the lizard skin the tinny and echo are almost completely gone. I also sprayed some between the 2 layers of the roof when I had it open.
Boostpowered
Rank VI
Member III
Freshen up your suspension and dont run mud tires. If its the body rattling you can use sound deadener mats but that stuff can get pricey real quick, could alo put truck bed liner on inside the cab also gets pricey.
