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sound-proofing a 122 120-130

posted by  hans on  Wed Apr 3 07:25 CST 2002
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The 69 B20B is a pretty sweet model, easiest power increase is from putting on a decent exhaust system ( 50mm ) , from there on the options are endless and CAN be surprisingly cheap. Re soundproofing an extra layer of carpet underlay seems to make a huge difference as well as plugging all the holes and filling up the space under the rear seat, glue some sound proofing under the bonnet, this will make wind noise the loudest thing and 1950's Volvo technology didn't really cope with that.
Hans
Katikati NZ






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