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Rear seat removal
- Thread starter car.crash
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Greeny.
ClioSport Club Member
440i + 182
Most of the people do this for track rather than making it into a van so noise isn't really an issue. It does definitely increase as you would imagine though, worse so if you have an aftermarket exhaust. I'm not sure how much the Ktec rear matt or such like will dampen the sound, its gotta help though.
Cub.
ClioSport Moderator
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In answer to your question, it will be louder but not horrendously so. Mine has the k-tec rear mat (which is a good bit of kit to be honest) and a loud exhaust, but it's not awful. I can still hear my music above it, put it like that!
In answer to your question, it will be louder but not horrendously so. Mine has the k-tec rear mat (which is a good bit of kit to be honest) and a loud exhaust, but it's not awful. I can still hear my music above it, put it like that!
Rear seats and shelf now removed.
I've put sound stuff along both sides of the car behind all the panels and across the floor.
Once the mat arrives I will lay a few items under that.
Most of the noise seems to be getting through the tailgate and the plastic under it.
So i shall focus on those areas next n
I've put sound stuff along both sides of the car behind all the panels and across the floor.
Once the mat arrives I will lay a few items under that.
Most of the noise seems to be getting through the tailgate and the plastic under it.
So i shall focus on those areas next n
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