Unwanted Noise
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From: Maine
Car: 1986 Iroc-Z
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: Automatic
Unwanted Noise
I havent yet hook my subs up in my car becasue i am in the process or rebuilding it but i was worried about the entire car rattling.... i cant stand that ****..... Can anyone give me some insite into weather the rattle alot of not???
and what i can do about it??
Thanks
and what i can do about it??
Thanks
Have a look on the suspension board. Subframe connectors (SFCs) connect the front frame and rear frame of the car to give it a more rigid overall body. They get welded on (ideally), and are the first mod I ever recommend anyone doing to their car. They will reduce a lot of rattles.
Other things that tend to rattle are the rear liscence plate frame, which probably just need new rubber on them. T-tops rattle plenty if you have them, they probably just need to be adjusted a bit (take them off and you should see screws on the left and right on the car itself. these adjust the pin holes that hold the t-top on the car). When you open the doors, there's a vent with slats on the rear of the door well. It's plastic, and like to rattle a lot. Try some double sided sticky foam there. And like 87t-5.0transam said, invest in some Dynamat and place it in your doors, under your carpets, behind the speakers in the sail panels, and wherever else you can think of.
Other things that tend to rattle are the rear liscence plate frame, which probably just need new rubber on them. T-tops rattle plenty if you have them, they probably just need to be adjusted a bit (take them off and you should see screws on the left and right on the car itself. these adjust the pin holes that hold the t-top on the car). When you open the doors, there's a vent with slats on the rear of the door well. It's plastic, and like to rattle a lot. Try some double sided sticky foam there. And like 87t-5.0transam said, invest in some Dynamat and place it in your doors, under your carpets, behind the speakers in the sail panels, and wherever else you can think of.
edead way cheaper than dynamat. http://www.edesignaudio.com/
Last edited by 9177; Aug 3, 2003 at 06:23 PM.
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