Cabin noise

RiCharlie · 04-29-2012, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by troubadour

In my case, the tire change was only part of the battle, thouth. The other half was the Dynamat (Roadkill brand in this instance) installation. The improvement was a combination of both actions.

For anyone interested, it cost me $734 to have the sound isolation/insulation stuff done.

I also had dynamat placed in the hatch and doors..$1200.

.guess they know a sucker when they see one!

troubadour · 04-29-2012, 06:19 PM

Interestingly enough, when I checked by phone over two weeks ago (before buying the car) I was quoted "around $2 thousand" to do the whole car. But when I went in Friday it was a different story. It took one man all day, and he used 4 pkgs of the stuff so far. So the material was about $370, and the rest was mostly labor. I'll have to pay some more to get the cabin floor done, but it looks like about half of what I first expected for everything.

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04-29-2012, 06:19 PM	#2 (permalink)
troubadour Base Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Salt Lake City Posts: 67 Drives: 2012 Coupe/Trg/Sprts Rep Power: 14	Interestingly enough, when I checked by phone over two weeks ago (before buying the car) I was quoted "around $2 thousand" to do the whole car. But when I went in Friday it was a different story. It took one man all day, and he used 4 pkgs of the stuff so far. So the material was about $370, and the rest was mostly labor. I'll have to pay some more to get the cabin floor done, but it looks like about half of what I first expected for everything.