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Old 07-03-2011, 02:48 PM
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Default Noise Insulation

Would using open cell or closed cell foam have any benefit in reducing noise?
I want to insulate the rear wall behind the seats and the trunk?
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Old 07-03-2011, 08:53 PM
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Dynamat works nicely and doesn't consume much space. Its primary function is noise reduction.
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Dynamat base with a foil lined jute pad if you have the space under carpet.
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The open and closed cell will also fall apart due to the rubbing from expansion and contraction. Dynamat is the way to go.
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Why bother? How much noise do you have coming through there? With sidepipes and an open roof I can't imagine there'd be any noticeable noise reduction from insulating the wall behind the seats and the trunk.
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Its worth it. I did the trunk and wall behind the seat. Also did the trans tunnel. More engine noise and less transmission gear and rear end noise.
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