Hello my br/o/thers. I come to you seeking advice.
I own a 2012 MazdaSpeed3, and while it was never intended to be a luxurious vehicle, (in fact, most reviews warned about how loud the road noise was) I would like to make the cabin a bit more quiet.
I don't really care about audio, so I'm not trying to make my sound system sound better, this is strictly to reduce road noise.
What material would I use that won't add a ridiculous amount of weight to my car, but would quiet down the interior noise? And where would I place this material for the best results, without having to completely cover my interior?
Thank you.
>>17838146
Use asbestos. That works a treat.
>>17838146
i think you would be better looking on a specialized mazda forum
if the road noise is that bad somebody probably did a whole tut on it
>>17838156
this
grind it up real thin, and stuff it in all your panels
>>17838146
buy new/better tires.
Mazdas are fucking noisy cars.
Maybe try some dynamat in the doors
>>17838146
Roll the windows down that'll drown it right out.
nvh and rough ride is part of the experience with mazda.
>>17838146
I heard removing the exhaust will reduce drag thus reducing wind noise
>>17838146
Wear earplugs.
>>17838146
drill holes in the exhaust. This lets more air into the pipe which will dampen the noise
>>17838146
Lol if you don't like NVH what are you doing with a MS3
Good luck when you need to replace the shitty engine mounts
t. MS6 owner with all poly mounts + WW front poly mount
>>17838146
Dynamat is the only correct answer. DO NOT BE A CHEAPASS. You would be a fool to cheap out, no matter what Youtube says.
It's relatively easy to apply, but you're gonna spend a couple hundred bucks and a few hours on doing the whole car. You don't need complete coverage, so don't go fucking overboard.