Reducing Interior Noise

[Jesda]

Is there a way to make my interior quieter? I've heard of Dynamat, wondering if anyone has tried that or other methods. Of course, I'm due for new tires soon and that may help as well.

Thanks,-Jesda

[maxnix]

Investigate Soundcoat one member used. It's in the previous posts.

PS - Glad you didn't move into the dorm, your signature would be half the page.

[diamondj30]

what is your goal,dynamat only keeps panels from vibrating,doesnt cut down road noise.or wind noise.im going to use duct wrap on my 200sx.its aBOUT A FOOT WIDE IN A ROLL,11.00-1400 DOLLARS.IT IS GREEN WITH A FOIL BARRIERsorry caps.adhesive back.not to strong the hold,i use super77 with it.clean surfaces w/acetone.i completally line floor doors and trunk.i use a special rubatex nin the roof.you caqnt get any.hope this helps

[Jesda]

Well, it would be nice to reduce wind noise. I guess there isnt a whole lot of vibration. Maybe I could muffle the sounds of cars I pass on the interstate.

So Dynamat is only $11-$14?

-Jesda

[Jberger]

I used dynamat in both front doors and it appears to have helped quiet the windnoise and the tinny sound of the doors themselves.

[elwesso]

I would think new and really good weatherstrips would be the first thing..... My Q doesnt have much wind noise (a little, only if the radio is completely off)......

The 94-96 used thicker window panes than the 90-93....... Maybe you could upgrade???

[AZhitman]

Look in your area to see if anyone still does undercoating. I'm thinking of having mine done, just for appearance sake.

[elwesso]

Undercoating....... Isnt that when they spray on stuff on the bottom of the car, like the husky liner stuff........

May not be a bad idea for indiana salt roads......!

[AZhitman]

Yep - Good idea indeed.