Soundproofing doors

[CamaroFTW]

I have to take my doors apart once more to change out to some DSV parts and wondering with all the buzzes, rattles, clicks that come from these doors, has anyone done a DIY on here to totally soundproof and noise deaden these doors with Dynomat or other? I did a search but did not find anything. Thanks in advance.

[JohnnyComeLately]

I sorta did one but it's in conjunction with putting in Hertz components. The outer shell is difficult because there are U channel braces at different angles. I did do the entire interior side bat the you have to leave openings for the four wiring harnesses and door latch release cable. I don't remember rattles in my doors before but the car is insanely quiet since I did the doors and trunk. Eventually I'll do the floorpan.

[myold88]

My doors seem very solid- no rattles/noise from mine but since you have them apart I would insulate them with Dynamat. I did my entire unibody from the front seats back and my cabin is now wisper quiet. Do a search under raammat &/or dynamat.

[JohnnyComeLately]

Dynamat is about $69 for a door kit at Best Buy. It's the cheapest I've found. If you do the math, the door kit is cheaper per sheet, but about $5 per sheet, than the trunk kit (which is $129). I bought two door kits to do the trunk.

Don't ask me about the doors. I paid way way way too much before finding it at Best Buy

[CamaroFTW]

Thanks Johnny will check that out. Does the door kit fully cover the 2 doors?

[JohnnyComeLately]

You can easily do the front, and part of the back shell (inside of the exterior skin), of both doors. 4 sheets will def make a big difference.

[Sevn86]

Post pics if u can.