Hush Mats

[gra511]

I am tearing everything out of the interior of my truck. Radical Muslim mice invaded my cab and made two operating centers , one inside the air conditioner, another behind my seat in back of the cab molding. Has anyone used hush mats in your trucks? I took out the floor mats and that old rug looking thing on the firewall. I plan on going back with everything new. Those glue traps are awesome.

[jakebrake86]

Dang Muslims! I've heard good things on here about a product called Dynamat. I plan on doing the whole interior of my RD in it someday.

[rsb502]

Dynamat all the way my last Superliner had no interior insulation I pulled EVERYTHING out of the truck and put two layers of dynamat on the floor and firewall one layer everywhere else it was AWESOME! Cut the interior noise and heat down by half I could use my cell on speaker phone at 65mph after.

[gra511]

I put in a order for those Dynamats, the best price I found was from Summitt Racing.It costs 150.00 for32 square feet. Other sites were charging up to 220. for the same stuff.

[gra511]

I can't explain how that post had the lines going thru it. Fat fingers I guess.

[farmer52]

I can't explain how that post had the lines going thru it. Fat fingers I guess.

Go back and edit the post or delete. Blame it on the computer operator.

[keg1]

Check Amazon.com . I bought my first box at Summit then got on Amazon and found it quite a bit cheaper

[Bobby Covert]

Check out the Eastwood website and Youtube too!

[Mike]

Mice need a home too. Mine was too greasy for them to make home their. Cheese and peanutbutter will help the mice.

mike

[Freightrain]

I put in a order for those Dynamats, the best price I found was from Summitt Racing.It costs 150.00 for32 square feet. Other sites were charging up to 220. for the same stuff.

you bumped the scribe a line text that is an option in the posting box.

[5052hike]

Last winter I took everything out of the cab of my 1988 RD686SX (seats, all panels, firewall insulation) took doors completely apart and then cleaned everything and then cleaned again. Then I installed Hushmat on every panel that I could get to and a new firewall insulation pad from Mack. I even bought a new National seat. What a difference in noise and insulation. I would highly recommend doing this. It took me about four days and $600.00 but was well worth it.

[thomastractorsvc]

Last winter I took everything out of the cab of my 1988 RD686SX (seats, all panels, firewall insulation) took doors completely apart and then cleaned everything and then cleaned again. Then I installed Hushmat on every panel that I could get to and a new firewall insulation pad from Mack. I even bought a new National seat. What a difference in noise and insulation. I would highly recommend doing this. It took me about four days and $600.00 but was well worth it.

Post some pictures

[MACKS]

Also check your cab mounts,isolation is the key to noise reduction,the main reason new trucks are so quite is the fact there riding on huge air mounts witch completely isolate the cab.

[JTFormula]

I used dynamat on the floor of my 78 Trans Am I had. Made a world of difference to cut down road and exhaust tone resonating into the car. I am planning on using it all over on my Formula when ever I get back to that project.

[phildirt]

Here is the interior of the B75- after the Dynamat went in a full layer of sound insulating matting. The Dynamat covered everything- also inside the doors. It made a world of difference (I chnaged to grey- couldn't stay with the Mack "baby shit green")-

[RFCDrum]

I know Dyanamat is expensive. I think there is another product that is just as good but cheaper. Looks great with the matting. I should do that to my R model too down the road.

Cheers, Rob

[MACKS]

I know Dyanamat is expensive. I think there is another product that is just as good but cheaper. Looks great with the matting. I should do that to my R model too down the road.

Cheers, Rob

Roof and window flashing is basically the same at a fraction of the cost..