dynamat noise reduction

[kennyglm]

I am looking to reduce the outside noise and need some suggestions on products to use and hopefully some feedback from members that already did this.

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[kennyglm]

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[toddarama]

Not trying to be that guy .... but you might not get a lot of responses to this post. There are a lot of existing threads you could find by searching the forum for dynamat or similar terms ... you might be interested in this thread: Making a quieter truck where to start

EDit: PS - I just noticed you are in Easton... not to far from me in Lansdale. You should definitely check out the local section here: Mid-Atlantic Every once in a while someone gets the gumption to arrange local trail rides at Raush Creek or AOAA or even just fun rides on backroads

 

[MMMojave]

Yesh… most of us have done some form of this when doing headliners in the Gladiators.

Really any decent thick sound deadening will work well. I got mine from Amazon and used it when doing my Hot Head liners. It has worked very well.

I did not do the floors but there could be an advantage to that but very time consuming.

 

[jac04]

I am looking to reduce the outside noise and need some suggestions on products to use and hopefully some feedback from members that already did this.

On my Mojave, I installed Dynamat Extreme under the back seat and on the inside of the rear cab wall. I also used it on the sub enclosure. I only did this because the rear seat and interior cab panel needed to be removed to replace the drivetrain control module under warranty. It made a difference for sure, but nothing night & day.

 

[kennyglm]

Yes I was gonna try the floor areas first to see if I noticed a difference

 

[Fpolanco]

Fellow eastern PA JT owner here!! Bucks County to be exact!!

I’ve done both the hot heads headliner and dynamat-like material on the floorboards.

I did hot heads bc I wasn’t dropping upwards of $500 for the Coverking plus additional sound deadening materials. Hot heads works well enough.

I also removed the front seats and floor mats to install the sound deadening material too. I don’t think it helped much with sound but def helped when I was in Moab this past July (dumb, I know!).

I have read that lining the doors could be a game changer too…

 

[kennyglm]

Fellow eastern PA JT owner here!! Bucks County to be exact!!

I’ve done both the hot heads headliner and dynamat-like material on the floorboards.

I did hot heads bc I wasn’t dropping upwards of $500 for the Coverking plus additional sound deadening materials. Hot heads works well enough.

I also removed the front seats and floor mats to install the sound deadening material too. I don’t think it helped much with sound but def helped when I was in Moab this past July (dumb, I know!).

I have read that lining the doors could be a game changer too…

Thanks I hate to waste the money on something that doesn’t meet my expectations

 

[kennyglm]

Not trying to be that guy .... but you might not get a lot of responses to this post. There are a lot of existing threads you could find by searching the forum for dynamat or similar terms ... you might be interested in this thread: Making a quieter truck where to start

EDit: PS - I just noticed you are in Easton... not to far from me in Lansdale. You should definitely check out the local section here: Mid-Atlantic Every once in a while someone gets the gumption to arrange local trail rides at Raush Creek or AOAA or even just fun rides on backroads

thanks i will check it out .

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