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Source for proper heavyweight engine compartment sound pad?
I've purchased a few different ones (aftermarket and factory replacement) over the years and basically these have all been useless for the intended purpose, they are basically a lighweight foam with a vinyl skin on one side. Good for hiding the glue mess and easy to install, but scientifically speaking I would say no better than nothing at all for blocking engine noise.
I'm looking for a proper, heavy, pad, like was originally installed on my 87. I'll give up a pound or two to quieten things down a bit. |
Once in a while I get lucky and find one at worldpac. Usually get the gray foam ones with a black coating, but sometimes the original style comes . Same part number, so you never know what you're going to get.
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Rosepassion.con have them
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I don't know if this is any better but it's a bookmark I have waiting for the seal/clutch replacement. I tore the bits of the crispy one out but not going to attempt a replacement until there is room for my big mitts.
Can't post the URL as it's probably violating usage rules for PP. Check out Aasesales if that's allowed? |
Thanks all, I should have checked our host before posting the question - they have a few different listings and one is described as "heavier weight" and has a correspondingly hefty shipping weight.
Will report back. |
Bump. Mine disintegrated years ago, and I'm due, and...my engine is out. ANy report on the success?
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The rosepassion ones are the early type, more like heavy felt. You need the heavy rubber skinned one, correct?
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I used the heavier weight one when I had my stuff torn down in 2018. I was very please with the quality. Nice and thick http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1586523751.jpg |
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(EDIT/PS - that's a nice tidy engine compartment! The 3.2 can really be cleaned up by removing a few things!) |
Then I tore my 1982 SC spare car parts to bits it had a big sound pad thing that went under the carpet and seats in the back of the car. Heavy, but I bet it worked to keep tire noise from the back wheels down as well as the engine plus exhaust.
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