How Do I Reduce Road Noise?

[nathan_carmona]

i have a bad bearing on the front passenger side and was wondering how much someone would charge to replace it?

thread jack in progress

 

[BeatBox]

fatmat will do the trick, not expensive at all. did my car with 2-3 layers and reduces the noise down by alot
http://www.fatmat.com/

this is what i got
http://www.fatmat.com/bulk/fatmat/100.html

[YOUTUBE="FatMat in the teg"]VtVEQETwe8E[/YOUTUBE]

 

[guiltyxxspark]

Uhh it's been said but dynamat is a bitch to remove should you choose to do so.

 

[Godlike]

hatch hondas are loud by design. not having a trunk to isolate the rear wheel wells makes a big difference. For that reason im gonna create myself an exhaust system thats quiet as stock on the street and run and electric bypass solenoid for track use.
I have heard of people using a expanding foam of some kind on the inside of quarter panels and wheel wells on show cars w/ big systems. Atleast that stuff is light and waterproof.

 

[devinsandman]

I took out my interior(panels and such) and took foam that would normally be in a recording studio and cut it up and stuck pieces in different areas. Mainly just the rear of my car. Light stuff and reduced my "road noise" quite a bit. very happy with the outcome

 

[8-bit]

could you post up some pics?^

 

[OGstackadoIIa]

fatmat will do the trick, not expensive at all. did my car with 2-3 layers and reduces the noise down by alot
http://www.fatmat.com/

this is what i got
http://www.fatmat.com/bulk/fatmat/100.html

[YOUTUBE="FatMat in the teg"]VtVEQETwe8E[/YOUTUBE]

BeatBox is an expert on noise :lol:

 

[8-bit]

Noise doctor^

 

[BeatBox]

Noise doctor hahaha
FatMat is cheaper stuff than Dynamat but since you have enough to double up why not and you get the same result
learned it on another forum :ninja: