well has anyone on here got their subaru sound proofed, doors, floor + boot, and what yous recon works well and how yous do it???? cheers

 

I don't have any experience with the Scoob but on my last car I used Dynamat sound deadening and in all fairness it was spot on. It's self adhesive too so it's pretty easy to use.

 

another with DYNAMAT - just the floor pan tho'

 

done my classic years ago

 

how much did that all cost

 

£20 I think mate

 

plus i am just lookin to mask the exhaust sound a bit and stop the s**ty tinin noise when you close the doors and the boot. cheers

 

a door, f**k this site is slowin down to much??

 

did it work well

 

i had my car done doors boot everwhere .

http://www.matrixice.com/our_work.php?full=1&blog_id=26


still rattles when i turn the **** up pmsl

 

Mine doesnt rattle at all

Just done a search https://www.scoobynet.com/showpost.p...1&postcount=33 as you can see it wasnt even £20 more like £15 for both doors

 

I used dynamat xtreme which I bought on ebay in the US.

Did the boot, under the back seat, the floor and the doors.

Personally I would say doing the boot makes a massive difference to masking the exhaust noise.

 

Like the sound of this.
Screechy, you got a link of what you bought?
Thanks

 

I don't wanna sound like an idiot but if your sound proofing then your are probably adding speaker, amp and subs etc. Why lol.

Don't do it. Don't you want to hear that burbble, the turbo spooling the engine etc lol.

 

You want to ADD weight? weird.

 

you can use roofing flashign i think tis called? have used it in a previous car & worked well lots cheaper than dynamat thought I'm sure dynamat is probablybetter suppose it dependsif your building a show car or not?

but as said it does ad a few kgs to the car lol

 

Nope, got a baby due in April.

 

i love the burbble but on the motorway after 20-30miles?? love it around back roads and town, and i just what the tiney door sound gone and the exhaust a bit quieter inside!

 

Is there a link on "how to" on here anywhere?

 

Not much hot to mate

Just peel off the backing and stock it to the panel

 

1. wipe panel with a solvent cleaner
2. heat the sound proofing material with a heat gun (to make it supple)
3. Peel it back and stick - ensuring you get all the bubbles out (i used a wall paper roller)

done

 

in my old white sport classic i used a mix of sound deadening tar pads along with carpet underlay on the floor pan, this really made hell of a difference to the car.

for those talking of weight, its minimal, its the difference of a half a tank of petrol

 

Thanks guys. Sounds easy enough