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Reduction is dramatic from the rear cabin work. Relatively little noise from the rear and none from the exhaust. The noise at 2000 rpm in 8th gear was a drone sound is gone. I have done the floor for some other customers and that had great resutls but not as nice as these more complete approaches. It is very time consuming but worth it.
It's all just time and money. I can tell you it's worth it.
It's worth it. I like to discuss the levels of reduction with my clients and run through the time each approach can take. The doors are some work that's for sure. I think if you have it on hand, give it a shot.
So this worked?!? Is the conclusion that we are getting an oil drum effect with the body panels flexing and setting of a sound wave?
No I believe you get a lot of noise through the floor pans especially. It's like a differnt truck when deadened.
Why wouldn't you want to make it a more enjoyable ride.
Yes, but was leaning toward the easy way out. Rear doors and floor are a good compromise that I will reconsider.
