Ford Bronco Hardtop MIC Noise Reduction Guide (Part 2) Weather Stripping And Addressing Wind Noise

Doc and Patty take on the biggest complaint facing the new Bronco....Reducing the Excessive MIC Hardtop noise. Rattles, vibrations and very loud wind noise has plagued what otherwise is a pretty perfect vehicle.
This series has two parts:
Part One: HotHeads Headliner and sound assassin sound deadening material installation
Part Two: Weather Strip application based on a Bronco forum thread fixing the problem
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Weather Stripping Links:
Type 1 (You will need 20 feet)
www.amazon.com/dp/B07K7H4VF8?...
Type 2 (You will need 10 feet)
www.amazon.com/dp/B089PY6KBC?...
Type 3 (One Roll)
www.amazon.com/dp/B0025KUSX2?...
Z style
www.amazon.com/dp/B097G34RK9?...
"Pool Noodles" (You will need two)
www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBTPVKCW?...
Wheeled Scaffolding (Hardtop Assist/Caddy)
www.amazon.com/MetalTech-Port...

[@zmotorpro]

Former audio/video tech here... Adding sound absorption material does not reduce the volume of sounds however it does reduce the reverb of those sounds and it is totally worth doing.

[@Springtailsolutions]

Agreed…there is a huge difference in the sound reduction with the mods.
I may still do the doors though