CMPPhil
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Take the cab top off let the noise out
Hi
Know that this might sound snarky, but think about it for a moment with the cab top off the sound goes bye your ears only once as it exits the cab. With the cab top on the noise in the cab gets to bounce around and go bye your ears several times.
I run one of my 3 tons with the cab top off and it is quiter than the one with the cab top bolted on besides who doesn't love a 3 ton or 5 ton roadster?
But actually I have been reading this tread and others on noise reduction for ideas to cut down the noise. Both of my trucks hit 112-120db at full throttle in anything but 4th (top) gear. Only good solution I've found so far is noise canceling headsets with intercom. Intercom makes it so that you can actually talk with person 2 feet away. With the intercom set up to also acess the radios it makes talking with the rest of the convoy.
Cheers Phil
Hi
Know that this might sound snarky, but think about it for a moment with the cab top off the sound goes bye your ears only once as it exits the cab. With the cab top on the noise in the cab gets to bounce around and go bye your ears several times.
I run one of my 3 tons with the cab top off and it is quiter than the one with the cab top bolted on besides who doesn't love a 3 ton or 5 ton roadster?
But actually I have been reading this tread and others on noise reduction for ideas to cut down the noise. Both of my trucks hit 112-120db at full throttle in anything but 4th (top) gear. Only good solution I've found so far is noise canceling headsets with intercom. Intercom makes it so that you can actually talk with person 2 feet away. With the intercom set up to also acess the radios it makes talking with the rest of the convoy.
Cheers Phil