MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: dan930 on May 01, 2014, 03:02:15 am
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Was wondering where is the most effective place to stick some dynamat as I want to quiten the cabin from the drone of my bcs exhaust when comin on boost..
Also anyone recommend anything else apart from dynamat?
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Interesting that you find the BCS drones :surprised:
I remember someone mentioning covering the boot floor in sound deadening to get rid of the drone from their Milltek :laugh:
That should help :happy2:
Or ask Nige to swap it for the "prestige" model. . .
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Boot floor, outer skin of the doors..... Try silent coat good stuff and quite cheap but dynamat is very good
Cheers Dan
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Interesting that you find the BCS drones :surprised:
I remember someone mentioning covering the boot floor in sound deadening to get rid of the drone from their Milltek :laugh:
That should help :happy2:
Or ask Nige to swap it for the "prestige" model. . .
I've got the prestige one...it's when you step on it that the misses go mental..have to drive like a granny under 60 on the motorway,as soon as I build up boost its quite loud in the cabin.
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Glad I chose powervalve then lol
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^^^^ You'll love the Powervalve (as does Danny) it's just he's trying to hid the mods from his good lady! :signLOL:
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Glad I chose powervalve then lol
The powervalve shouldn't be any quieter than the prestige system.
The PV is basically a prestige system off boost and a sports system on boost.
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Boot floor and under the rear passenger carpet.
Dynamat is very expensive I just bought some stuff from Ebay for like £60 for 2 x 20m by 30cm rolls and been fine. Need a heatgun to apply it as it's very stiff when cold.
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Boot floor and under the rear passenger carpet.
Dynamat is very expensive I just bought some stuff from Ebay for like £60 for 2 x 20m by 30cm rolls and been fine. Need a heatgun to apply it as it's very stiff when cold.
What about the underneath the rear seats?
Anyone heard of clearcoat...
Might get some dynamat extreme or ultralight
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Buy the missis a pair of ear defenders and problem solved. :happy2:
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Boot floor and under the rear passenger carpet.
Dynamat is very expensive I just bought some stuff from Ebay for like £60 for 2 x 20m by 30cm rolls and been fine. Need a heatgun to apply it as it's very stiff when cold.
What about the underneath the rear seats?
Anyone heard of clearcoat...
Might get some dynamat extreme or ultralight
I wash thinking under the rear bench too, although I'm not sure if you could safely get the seats to fold back down with sound insulation in there too. Also It might not do too much more than the foam of the seats is already doing.
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You can put it wherever you want
As I said do not buy dynamat as it's 3 times the price and not really any different... you're paying the name. :indifferent:
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I've used Silent Coat previously and been pleased with results.
Si
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Interesting that you find the BCS drones :surprised:
I remember someone mentioning covering the boot floor in sound deadening to get rid of the drone from their Milltek :laugh:
That should help :happy2:
Or ask Nige to swap it for the "prestige" model. . .
I've got the prestige one...it's when you step on it that the misses go mental..have to drive like a granny under 60 on the motorway,as soon as I build up boost its quite loud in the cabin.
Sounds more like a fault with your misses than the car being too loud :wink:
Take a look here, a few good options and the tools to apply it. If it's the exhaust thats the complaing the first place i'd start is under the carpet in the boot. If you've ever driven with your back seats folded down you'll know how much louder it is back there!
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Dynamat can get very heavy also