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Originally Posted by fusion210
Foam ear plugs, just roll them up and put them in. A great seal and easily removable.
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GENIUS!! I will do this later today... On my way to work this morning, I eyeballed it, and it looks like an earplug will fit nicely.
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Originally Posted by fusion210
Have you installed a belly pan or anything in the rear wheel wells to seal them up as well? That should keep some noise out. What about installing a partition between the front and rear? That would help with things flying forward too.
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I have done no belly-panning or anything w/ the rear wheel wells... I've thought about doing a belly pan, but that seems like an awful lot of work.
Plus, how would you secure it? Everything I've done to my car so far is 100% undo-able to factory. And I imagine I'd have to remove it each time before each time I bring in my car for service and then put it back.
Re: Partition between front and rear. Right now I've got a factory cargo net installed across the front of the cargo area...that's sufficing for now. That is a neat idea, though. I'm picturing one of those consumer level ones made for pets, cargo, etc, in the back of SUVs. I'll keep that in mind.
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Originally Posted by fusion210
It's popular to seal up all the access holes in the inner panels. I think that will help out with your noise now without adding too much weight. Aluminum flashing cut to size/shape, butyl rubber to seal it and some screws to keep it in place.
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What do you mean by sealing up access holes in the inner panels? Aluminum flashing? Butyl rubber?
I'm having trouble picturing what it is you are speaking of.