Sound Deaden the subwoofers and surrounding rear trim panel

[Lurcher]

There is some wind moving around in the area behind those speakers, as evident by the center speaker panel popping out (for those of us without speakers there), when exceeding the speed limit. Mine usually popped out around ~110-120mph and went flying. I stuffed some polyfill in there to limit the airflow, you may want to do that behind those rear-side speakers as well. I'll have to pay attention to any specific sounds coming from that corner, as it would seem louder just due to the tire being closer to your ear.

I'm also running a solid plexiglass windscreen that may be affecting that as well.

 

[fmorelli]

Over the speed limit? Say it ain't so!

 

[Lurcher]

107 yesterday and it popped loose, even with some added velcro. I may have to pop a speaker in there just to stop the air moving. I have a feeling it's more of a suction affect though from the front side than air pressure pushing it out. Anything I have behind my seats (hats/jacket) decide to come out above those speeds as well (with the top down).

 

[NoQuarter]

Maybe due to the solid screen?

I use the net and have no issues with stuff flying around behind the seats. Hats, shirts... no movement at all.

 

[Lurcher]

Possibly, but I like the clear view backwards. Factory vs aftermarket

I wonder if I get up to 140-50 if I wouldn't have to vacuum the carpets?

 

[fmorelli]

I wonder if I get up to 140-50 if I wouldn't have to vacuum the carpets?

I like this kind of unbridled optimism.

Weren't you moving closer to me, btw?

 

[NoQuarter]

He was.... had to keep going back to pick up stuff that blew out

 

[Lurcher]

I like this kind of unbridled optimism.

Weren't you moving closer to me, btw?

AZ letting me stay at the beach, for now. Eventually I'll be up there every so often for team meetings. Man I miss traveling.....