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Most of the noise in this car comes from the rear wheels up through the back end. A different set of tires might help, I am planning to pick a
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Most of the noise in this car comes from the rear wheels up through the back end. A different set of tires might help, I am planning to pick a set that is rated quieter than our standard fits. The Dynomat does work, you can get good results if you put it in the right place....knowing where that place is takes either a computer finite element model and an experienced NVH engineer, experience, or a good guess. Some people Dynomat the entire enterior, and that can weigh 100-200lbs.
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