Sound Deadening My Tacoma

[@Adv4x4]

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[@SigmaWolfOutdoors]

I got to say your channel has become a valuable resource for my DIY 2nd gen ...cheers on down the track

[@Adv4x4]

Love to hear it man! That’s the goal!!

[@PB-jk8bl]

I used the Siless sound deadening on my Tacoma and it works awesome! Well worth it!! My cab sounds like a quiet room and the sound system quality is greatly improved!!

[@Adv4x4]

Well worth the money. Plan to do the same on my Land Cruiser

[@tyleryarbrough8975]

Perfect! Simpler than what I was imagining. I think I'll put some kind of insulation between the horizontal bars to make the back wall flat. Ish. I'll also use a velcro-attaching carpet instead of the polymat.

[@BlackmerStudios]

Got me inspired to do this project. Thanks for sharing your steps and links!

[@Adv4x4]

Glad to hear! I helped my truck a ton with road noise. Sad I waited so long to do it haha.

[@MZAAO]

nice video man, you shoulda put a before / after clip for audio so we could hear the difference lol but still very cool

[@vadrifter3200]

I plan on doing this in my extended cab Chevy. Already have the material. Trying to reduce the diesel rattle and exhaust drone. Turning the radio up helps. Wife doesn’t like either.😵‍💫

[@Adv4x4]

I never realized how loud my cab was without it until after it was done haha. Such a big improvement!

[@stellabradford5999]

Phenomenal video bro dude 😃

[@mikemorgan4670]

Really nice job. Your perfectionist execution is very much appreciated. Good vid Brother.

[@Adv4x4]

Thank you Mike! Videos should be coming out pretty steadily on a weekly basis!!

[@mikemorgan4670]

@@Adv4x4 Glad to hear, really enjoy your content. Grateful for whatever comes my way.

[@redcloud870]

Nice work my friend and thanks for the parts and materials list.

[@Adv4x4]

Thank you! & thanks for watching!

[@DirtMcgurt_fgc]

first like, going to order the sound deadening now!

[@Adv4x4]

🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@thumperbangin2000]

I have a 16 sr utility access cab tacoma , planning to do a 1inch bodylift soon and it appears the interior backseat panel needs to come off as part of it, so im thinking ill have some sound deadening installed at the same time in there. Do you know if theres a certain maximum thickness of sound mat that will fit in there? Thickness size to avoid?

[@Adv4x4]

If you are planning to install the plastic trays back in there I think the main thing to watch is to keep it off the surfaces where it will be mounting.

[@livinfulltilt]

How many square feet did you end up using in total?

[@Greghook]

You didn’t say how much it reduced sound. Did you test it with a meter?

[@Adv4x4]

Judging by my ear meter it helped a ton 😂 wish I would have done it sooner.

[@vasquez1024]

Need u to build me one for my taco

[@raymondmunoz1457]

How many push tabs did you use on the polymat?

[@Adv4x4]

I believe around 10 or so!

[@joshualaird5303]

Going to be doing this to my 2004 Sonomo mainly for the music... Not looking forward to it

[@MikeSamuelsII-ve8gp]

Don't ever use blue shop towels on painted or glossy surfaces as they contain grit. Also, methyl alcohol is better to use than mineral spirits as the alcohol doesn't stink like the mineral spirits do.. Regardless, make sure you have a fan going for ventilation. As far as the grey matting, I would put it up with some 3M super 77 adhesive as it will look neater than using those pins.Personally I would put the soundproofing in the roof first as that's the panel closest to your ears.