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I rhino lined the out side ,and it quited it some,but getting rid of it was the best!
>-Thanks for the advice. Where can I find these pannels? You mention JCW, what is that?You can also get sound deadening panels. They work great to deaden metal noises. I use them all over my truck; inside dooe panels , on floor boards, inside quarter panels, etc. They come in various sizes and self adhesive to the metal. Also the 1" thick foam sound proofing works great. I believe I got them from JCW but other places have them also.
Good luck,
JCW-----jcwhitney.com t i looked and i found em on there. How thick are the sound deadening pads that you're talking about seabronc?
They are only about 1/8 inch and stick directly to whatever surface. I have them on the front floor where your feet go, on the inside of the door stuck to the outside skin (doesn't have to be completely covered to deaden the vibrations), on my rear wheel wells, on the floor board infront of the passenger seat. They can also be stuck to the roof panels and covered with a liner. They are almost like a soft piece of tile. they can also be put on the quarter panel skin, I used the thicker nonporus 1" thick foil lined pads inside my quarter panels.
>-They are only about 1/8 inch and stick directly to whatever surface. I have them on the front floor where your feet go, on the inside of the door stuck to the outside skin (doesn't have to be completely covered to deaden the vibrations), on my rear wheel wells, on the floor board infront of the passenger seat. They can also be stuck to the roof panels and covered with a liner. They are almost like a soft piece of tile. they can also be put on the quarter panel skin, I used the thicker nonporus 1" thick foil lined pads inside my quarter panels.
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