How did I miss this.....GO RICK
This from the master! And my inspiration to even attempt this.
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How did I miss this.....GO RICK
Wow!
Are you coming on the 20th to give more details?
Wonder how long it would take them to do their 3rd or 4th MS. Could they do it in a day?
This is really interesting. I hope this will result in a kit, so that we europeans can have a go at it. :smile:
Rick..I am happy you are pleased with the results. When I finished soundproofing my car I was amazed with the fedility of the sound system and the quiet ride. I too noticed the wind noise. Tesla Queens replaced all four door weather strips and fussed with the triangle windows. It made a marked improveent however there is still some wind noise, quite annoying but we just can't isolate the cause. Now on to the next project, whatever that might be..............
Interesting thought... Would it make more sense to sound deaden the frunk, or put sound deadening between the cabin and the frunk? (I don't care how loud it is in the frunk, as long as it doesn't get in to the passenger compartment)You mentioned the frunk hole, that should be fairly easy to get at.
Interesting thought... Would it make more sense to sound deaden the frunk, or put sound deadening between the cabin and the frunk? (I don't care how loud it is in the frunk, as long as it doesn't get in to the passenger compartment)
Hi! Great thread, hope to see those pics.
Curious, did they mention 2-3 main areas of the car that they felt needed the sound reduction the most? I'd be up for some DIY work in a few areas, but definitely won't be taking the car apart to that extent.
You mentioned the frunk hole, that should be fairly easy to get at.
Thanks for any info!
-m
Before | After | |
Date | 14-Aug | 9-Sep |
Time | 6:23PM | 6:21 PM |
Route | Office to home | Office to home |
SOUND LEVEL METER | ||
Average level dBA | 67 | 46.5 |
Instant level aBA | 47.4 | 46.3 |
Max Level dBA | 97.7 | 95.4 |
Min level dBA | 34.1 | 6.1 |
NOISE DOSIMETER | ||
Projected DOSE | 6.99% | 1.33% |
Projected TWA Level dBA | 70.8 | 58.9 |
DOSE | 0.3979% | 0.0797% |
TWA Level dBA | 50.1 | 38.5 |
Elapsed Time | 0:27:19 | 0:28:39 |
Wow - that is a huge difference in the average level and min level! This has to be incredibly noticeable.
Rick, I don't think the measurements are accurate. You indicate a min level dBA of 6.1. That reading is far, far, far lower than the best movie theaters, for example. The airflow from the HVAC in the car would likely result in a dBA reading in the 30's to 40's. Was the HVAC on in the before measurement and off in the after measurement?