Sound deadening placement

[paulk68]

Would you guys put sound deadening in the rear quarter panel area?

[XLexusTech]

and not that my windows are in proably wont.

What did you do on doors ?

[dhutton]

I don’t.

Don

[slimjim]

I also haven't, but I may put some over the wheel arch inside there.

How did you like kilmat?

[paulk68]

Originally Posted by XLexusTech

and not that my windows are in proably wont.

What did you do on doors ?

I just did the door skins and what a difference it made in how the door sounds and closes.

[paulk68]

Originally Posted by slimjim

I also haven't, but I may put some over the wheel arch inside there.

How did you like kilmat?

It is the first brand I have ever used so nothing to compare it to but it is easy to lay out and mad e a huge difference in the door. Plus I really liked the price

[slimjim]

Originally Posted by paulk68

It is the first brand I have ever used so nothing to compare it to but it is easy to lay out and mad e a huge difference in the door. Plus I really liked the price

yeah ok, I've used others and also decided to recently use kilmat and I was very happy with it so far, especially the price for 80mil. I also bought the aluminum tape to seal the joins and I recommend that, for no reason other than to avoid getting black goo on everything, including my clothes as I continue to work in there

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by paulk68

Would you guys put sound deadening in the rear quarter panel area?

I did. Also covered as much of the wheel well as possible. Made a big difference even without the back half of my interior installed. Worth the effort.

[dhutton]

Wheel tubs and trunk floor can make a big difference. As does a good sound barrier on the back seat trunk divider panel. Carpet on the trunk floor too.

Don

[F'in mine]

I ended up adding a little extra insulation around some critical areas where exhaust heat from headers, intermediate pipes and mufflers are routed as well as the back seat divider.
https://www.thermotec.com/products/s...hermo-guard-fr
I found that the extra barrier helped fill in the carpet better.
To punch around bolt holes......take a piece of thin diameter pipe 3/4"-1", grind a bevel around the tubing then hammer at areas that you need to fasten stuff to, makes a nice clean open area.