Topic: 2nd gen sound deadening?

[86toyota]

  As everyone knows the older p/u's where noise boxes. rattles hear rattles there and a lot of motor noise in the cab. Any ideas on sound deadening. I was thinking of a few coats of roll on liquid sound deadener followed by coats of herculiner on the floor and roof.As far as the doors i dont know. maybe a coat of sound deading with just some simple house insulation stuffed behind the door panels. And im sure new door and window seals would help. what do you guys think?  

[emsvitil]

Carpet pad

There's some thin insulation I got at Lowe's for behind the door panels.   It's aluminum lined bubble wrap

[86toyota [OP]]

Carpet pad

There's some thin insulation I got at Lowe's for behind the door panels.   It's aluminum lined bubble wrap

i have decent carpet now so thats an option but i hate the wet carpet smell after snow wheelin. or were you saying carpet pad in the door? And is that stuff you got at lowes for roofing?

[emsvitil]

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productList&Ne=4294967294&category=Reflectix&N=4294915936+4294966049

[SocalWheeler71]

He means carpet pad in the doors, or anywhere there is a large bare metal surface. Cut to fit, then use good spray adhesive to mount it, like 3M 77 adhesive. Or you can go bling and get Dynamat.

[bleakhorizon]

/\  stuff works good...

[Dan The Man]

I used Dynamat on the entire interior of my Jeep. It helps, doesn't make it quiet by any means. They have off-brand Dynamat that is supposed to do the same thing but is cheaper. One is called Second Skin. I know a lot of guys like that stuff too. Maybe take a look at stuff like that...

[Russell_G]

rattle trap is cheap and better then the dynamat. I used it in my truck with spectrum spray and when i did the carpet i used a thicker backing and jutepadding.

[SocalWheeler71]

I heard that a sheet of closed cell foam works excellent, like better than Dynamat and way cheaper. I would think better than carpet pad too. It's hard to find though.