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Re: Engine bay sound deadening

Posted: 16 Dec 2017, 23:07
by blakeys80
I know what you mean, I think it's just that there's better products around now to apply to the exterior for purely protection, and the sound deadening properties of the Gravitex etc are also pretty good when combined with deadening the interior. If you want to replace the foam though, when I used to work in Air conditioning, we used a polyethylene foam for the same function, as long as it's closed cell it should be fine. I suppose you could even get the self adhesive stuff and stick thin rubber/plastic sheet to it to give it more mechanical strength.
Something like this would prob do the trick

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Re: Engine bay sound deadening

Posted: 17 Dec 2017, 11:46
by CovKid
Most tend to lean towards sound deadening inside partly because of limited access (ideally with gearbox out) and the hassle of cleaning and treating the surface you intend to bond to. I'm not convinced its worth the effort to be honest.

Re: Engine bay sound deadening

Posted: 17 Dec 2017, 17:03
by Whitevanman
CovKid wrote:Most tend to lean towards sound deadening inside partly because of limited access (ideally with gearbox out) and the hassle of cleaning and treating the surface you intend to bond to. I'm not convinced its worth the effort to be honest.
I agree but as the box is out and it's all cleaned back an painted I'm looking into it

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Re: Engine bay sound deadening

Posted: 15 Jan 2018, 21:26
by Jonnyb416
I’ve got that many shoes wellies etc under my seat from my family of 5. You don’t hear any of the engine!


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Re: Engine bay sound deadening

Posted: 20 Jan 2018, 19:10
by boatbuilder
Whitevanman wrote:
CovKid wrote:Most tend to lean towards sound deadening inside partly because of limited access (ideally with gearbox out) and the hassle of cleaning and treating the surface you intend to bond to. I'm not convinced its worth the effort to be honest.
I agree but as the box is out and it's all cleaned back an painted I'm looking into it

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I fitted maricoustic foam to mine, held in place with the original wires.

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Re: Engine bay sound deadening

Posted: 16 Feb 2018, 17:58
by Whitevanman
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Repainted original brackets and fitted new adehisve backed acoustic foam

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