Does sound deadening work? Attempting to quieten down the Hilux's cab!

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  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
  • With little dude needing a spot to sit, it's time to remove the false floor we've been running in the back of the Hilux for the last 2 years and chuck the seats back in - I thought we'd go one better though and add some sound deadener to the back wall and under the rear seats to try kill a bit of noise back there!
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Komentáře • 14

  • @explorewithmarcus
    @explorewithmarcus Před 3 lety +4

    The roof made the biggest difference in my 79. I’ve done the whole cab and doors and it made a massive difference.

    • @OverlandNZTV
      @OverlandNZTV  Před 3 lety +1

      The roof eh - that’s good to know! Might have to have a look at putting some up there too. I can imagine eh - nice to know it’s worth it!

    • @Adsjabo
      @Adsjabo Před 3 lety

      Drives me nuts with the roof noise that my rtt produces on my hilux. Definitely something to ponder in regards to deadening

  • @jamesproudlove1527
    @jamesproudlove1527 Před rokem

    Hi Ben. Yes you can hear a definite improvement in less sound. Thanks for sharing.

  • @cantybrad
    @cantybrad Před 3 lety +2

    Nice I've also been looking at doing this just around the feet and gearbox coz the om602 is a loud engine and long journeys ain't fun. 10db is a decent drop, 80db has a power ratio of 100000000 while 70db has a powere of 10000000, think of it like a earthquake scale every number up or down is a massive jump in power

    • @OverlandNZTV
      @OverlandNZTV  Před 3 lety

      I’m seriously thinking of doing the same too - everyone rates that area super highly on their “todo” list. And every little bit to make long drives easier helps!
      True true! Very good to know! Cheers for the explanation!

  • @joshuamontgomery3481
    @joshuamontgomery3481 Před 3 lety

    Shit didn't realize you're a welly local! Good on you bro

  • @macca2885
    @macca2885 Před 3 lety +1

    Have you done the rear seat mod so you can fold ya seat top half down? Makes alot more room when overlanding. could even make a mount that then goes in to put ya fridge etc in when needed.

    • @OverlandNZTV
      @OverlandNZTV  Před 3 lety +1

      I haven’t - been thinking about it - but with the car seat in the back I can’t fold them down anyway (without removing it). Would make it easier to swap between a “trip vehicle” and “family vehicle” though eh!

  • @bendiesel9132
    @bendiesel9132 Před 3 lety +1

    toyota problems alright. my 76 series sounds as though you’re in a catagory 5 hurricane inside.

    • @OverlandNZTV
      @OverlandNZTV  Před 3 lety

      Imagine that they spent a few more dollars and added some proper sound proofing 😂

    • @tyronvangreunen
      @tyronvangreunen Před rokem

      Sold my discovery 4 and got a hilux. Holy moly the hilux is a noisy bugger. Definately going to have to strip the interior and do this mod, it’s unbearable on a long distance overlanding trip

  • @OverlandPNW
    @OverlandPNW Před 3 lety

    Very nice ! I have more road noise with all the modifications, snorkel, lights, bull bar, etc.

    • @OverlandNZTV
      @OverlandNZTV  Před 3 lety

      It’s crazy how much extra noise things like that add eh! The bullbar was the one the surprised me the most - didn’t expect it to make noise - but you can hear it in certain winds and stuff