M1009 rear fended insulation, now I understand

[Barrman]

I have been reading about people who think a M1009 is noisy inside for years. Not understanding the problem. Could be that I think it is the less noisy Mv I have ever been in because I started out with a stock NP200 equiped M715 and moved up to a Whistler M35a2 and have the boiler room mechanical noise of a Gasser M35 just for fun.

I have been driving mine since June and have no complants. We haven't had rain since then either. Tuesday we had rain. Enough rain to even make puddles and everything. Maybe a whole 1/2 inch. Those things are loud inside with the water flying! Hmm, maybe there is something to this idea of insulating back there.

 

[Warthog]

I kind of like this for the back.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/59064-cucv-carpet-blasphemy-you-judge.html?highlight=carpet

 

[Midnight Rider]

There is definitely alot more noise heard in my 1009 than in my Jeep, but I've never considered it extremely loud or bothersome in any way.

I do like my music loud and run with the windows down, plus I've always had straight pipes or glass packs on my vehicles.