[C320-list] Engine cover soundproofing material

[John Meyers]

In 2012 I purchased the product from Sailors Solutions also and am
impressed with the results.  I have a Yanmar and the belt pullies come to
close to the cover so that portion of the foam need to be cut out.

But check out product number *301130*  from Defender as an alternative.

John Meyers
#406
Wind Chime
Muskegon, MI

On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 1:35 PM, Gary Magnuson <gary.magnuson at frontier.com>
wrote:

> I bought and installed the product from Sailors Solutions.
> http://www.sailorssolutions.com/?page=Products&SubCategoryID
> =121&SubCategory=Soundproofing&Category=Engine%20Room They have several
> products that I have used.   I installed when i bought #205 in 2007...  It
> has made a great difference. I have been very satisfied.
>
>
> Gary Magnuson,
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> #205 Time A Weigh
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> On 1/25/2017 8:54 AM, Chris Burti wrote:
>
>> Scott,
>> I just purchased Soundown and will be installing it this Spring.
>> Recommended by several members. Will not likely be available locally. Best
>> price I found was through Defender or eBay. One inch foam with an acoustic
>> barrier. Visit their website for the science of why the cheaper auto
>> insulation will not do the job.
>>
>> Corollary projects to consider for sound and vibration reduction include
>> replacement of motor mounts if over a decade old and technical shaft
>> alignment that includes checking coupling face alignment for square.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Chris Burti
>>
>>
>> On Jan 25, 2017, at 8:07 AM, Scott Westwood <scottwestwood at bellsouth.net>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> I saw some people have added sound proofing (ok sound reducing) to the
>>> engine covers.  What material did you use?  Plan for this summer if price
>>> is right.  I hope to find it local.
>>> Thanks,
>>> Scott Westwood scottwestwood at bellsouth.net H (919)-362-8538    C
>>> (919)-618-7185
>>>
>>
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