I use something like this before on my other car overseas.....
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I use something like this before on my other car overseas.....
How effective is this? And how much does it cost? I read a leaflet at Eastern Honda in Melbourne and they offer this service.
If I wanted to get rid of some exhaust drone would I sound deaden around the muffler?
yes :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by integral90
thats what i did...
inside my cabin sounds 100% stock when cruising... no drone, no sound, no nothing :D
http://www.installer.com/photos/3mrsus.jpg
spray type.
You dont really need it for the euro, I feel the NVH is really good... you will get better results by just Dynamat the boot
Your comptech exhaust is droney?Quote:
Originally Posted by EUR003act
lol i dont know... sound deadened before i got it lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Crapdaz
On the Bridgestone 225s my '05 luxury generates significant tyre noise at highway speeds, especially on coarse-chip bitumen. Some sound insulation foam, carpet underlay, etc in the boot might be beneficial. I'm considering it.
Same here. Keep meaning to call the dealer to get a quote but can't be bothered.Quote:
Originally Posted by hughba
Probably worth giving it a go yourself!
Has anybody lined the floor and boot lid and had any results?
I have a full sized alloy spare and it seems rather uninsulated. Do they all have full sized spares?
Would there be a way to deaden just around the muffler? I don't want to do the whole boot...Quote:
Originally Posted by EUR003act
What did you use? How much did it cost and weigh?
I won't sound deaden if it's gonna weigh the car down considerably...
It wont be long before they make the euro in Thailand too since there doing so well with all the other model Honda's that were made there.