Tip for reducing vibration / noise

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crosscreekcraig
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Post by crosscreekcraig »

I recently repainted the legs on my MKV and applied several coats of spray-on truck bed liner to the feet primarily for abrasion protection/rust prevention, but it does provide noise and vibration dampening as well.
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Post by texomawood »

What a great idea. How high did you come up the feet?
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Post by johnheyd »

I did sort of the same thing. I had some left over pad from some laminate flooring I had installed - it's a rubber pad about 1/16 inch thick. I cut out four L shaped pieces and clued them to the bottom of my frame - using super glue - works great. :p
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Post by jere »

Great ideas here, I might try that truck bed coating on the inside of the SS sheet metal. If someone really wants to cut the noise I bet something like this would really do the trick http://www.amazon.com/Heat-Shield-Mat-Automotive-Installation/dp/B00BF2940E/ref=sr_1_9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1373217076&sr=1-9&keywords=Sound+Deadening+Mat .
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