Too much road noise
#11
Oh and btw, it's not illegal to talk on a cell phone in most places. Maybe in your city or state, but not the majority of the US.
Just do some sound deafening on the floorboards and in the wheelwells. You should notice that most of the road noise will go away. Also, your interior should stay cooler and your stereo will most likely sound better (because it keeps the sound inside).
They sell spray-on sound deafening at WalMart. It's made by 3M, I believe, and it costs like 6 bucks a can. I used it on the underside of my trunk lid and it worked wonders for rattling. I will soon be doing my floorboards, wheelwells, and the spot above the fuel tank (accessible from interior).
Last edited by trustdestruction; 10-03-2008 at 09:22 PM.
#12
oh yeah, well tell that to all of the DEAF drivers on the road, I bet they'll beg to differ...
#13
Hi everyone. I have a 2007 civic coupe, my first Honda, and I like it quite a bit. There is one problem I'm having with it though, and that is that at freeway speeds on some of the rougher surface (worn) freeways it makes a very loud road rumble, louder than any other car I've had and I think it would drive me nuts on a long trip, plus I can imagine it is damaging to hearing too.
Are there any fixes to this, can soundproofing be applied? Different tires? Noise canceling headphones? Drive at 45 on the freeway =) ???
Are there any fixes to this, can soundproofing be applied? Different tires? Noise canceling headphones? Drive at 45 on the freeway =) ???
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