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Sound and Vibration Control

By racerken
July 7, 2010 in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)

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racerken

Posted July 7, 2010

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Posted July 7, 2010

Hi,

My other car, Nissan pathfinder, was experiencing much sound and vibration so I took the interior apart and applied rubber sheet and aluminum sheet metal to reduce sound and vibration. it worked big time.

Before:

After:

I want to do the same to my 997 but I'm chicken to start yanking things apart because I'm afraid that that impending 'snap' will occur.

Can someone inform me how to remove all of the rear interior down to the body sheet?

The intent is to reduce the noise from the wheel wells and engine. I will also apply rubbert/alu to the front posts but it appears very straight forward.

Thanks,

Ken