Project Quiet Cobra
 

Well, I finally bit the bullet today and ordered me some b-quiet sound deadening material. 50ft^2 of the Ultimate stuff and 13.5ft^2 of the VComp. I know this won't cover the entire interior of my car, but I mainly looking to cover the floorpan and the rear seat area. Since my suspension in the rear is now solidly mounted to the subframe I get a lot of transmitted noise coming through the floorpan. Hopefully this will kill most of the noise.

KBZilla= Got any advice?

Stay tuned for pictures of the install. ;)

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

I got some advice, make sure you have a good heat gun and welders gloves are a nice addition to allow you to work with it easier in the direct heat :)

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

how about a link to where you got yours from. got a friend who is needing to kill some sound in a old truck.

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

adding a lot of weight aren't you?

Mike

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

It will even out with me removing most of the stock sound deadener plus my reat seat delete. I will stay close to street trim weight.

http://www.b-quiet.com

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

How's Project Figure-out-how-to-beat-the-dingleberry going :D :jester:

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<--- Stays tuned to see results and approximate cost. :D

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:slap: It is not gonna matter how much it weighs when he puts the turbo on it! :jester:

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

It always matters how much it weighs. . . for both handling and acceleration. :yup:

Re: Project Quiet Cobra
 

You mean the rear seat delete/speaker box?

I know that speaker box weighs more than the rear seat.