The Dodge Challenger is a good muscle car, it has a powerful engine with two Hellcat trims that clock in with more than 700 horsepower. Inside the Dodge Challenger it has a well-built cabin that provides plenty of room in the interior and the trunk. However, there is no question that at full throttle, the Hellcat is loud.
While most car enthusiasts want a faster and louder Dodge Challenger, there are others who want the speed without the noise. Thankfully, there is a solution at B-Quiet, who sells Premium Automotive Sound Deadening products which can be applied to your Dodge Challenger to help dampen engine and exhaust noise as well as vibrations in your Dodge Challenger.
Why Dodge Challengers Are So Noisy
- Thin floor panels transmit road and tire vibration.
- Exhaust drone resonates in the trunk and rear cabin.
- Engine noise comes through the firewall and hood.
- Doors and roof panels amplify wind and vibration.
This is normal for a performance car, but it can be improved dramatically with proper insulation.
As seen in the following video Dylan McCool - B-Quiet Automotive Sound Deadening Project
This great project shows what you can do with our B-Quiet products to ensure you have the quietest ride possible. B-Quiet Automotive Sound deadening will quite engine noise, exhaust drone and turn your loud vehicle into a quiet enjoyable experience.
How Much Material Do You Need?
A Dodge Challenger typically requires 80-100 sq ft of sound deadening material for complete coverage. Start with the floor and trunk for the biggest difference, then move to the doors and firewall for maximum comfort.
For a tailored estimate, use our Sound Deadening Calculator.
Best Areas to Soundproof in a Dodge Challenger
For maximum automotive insulation and sound control, B-Quiet recommends applying B-Quiet Ultimate Automotive Sound Deadener to the roof, trunk, body panels, doors, and floor of your Dodge Challenger.
Ultimate can be applied to the roof and floor of your Dodge Challenger, by removing the seats, carpet, and the roof liner of your vehicle and applying the peel and stick sound dampening material to all metal surfaces. This process is simple and will only take about 3-4 hours.
Ultimate can also be applied to the body panels, doors and in the trunk of your Dodge Challenger. You simply remove the interior panels and apply Ultimate to the door skin, the doors and in the trunk.
You can also apply B-Quiet Hliner under the hood of your Dodge Challenger, behind the firewall and transmission tunnel and Vcomp to the floor for increased automotive sound insulation.
DIY Installation Tips
- Remove carpet, seats, or panels in the area you’re treating.
- Clean surfaces thoroughly for strong adhesion.
- Cut Ultimate sheets into manageable sections (~1 sq ft).
- Peel, stick, and press firmly with our Roller to remove air pockets.
- Add Vcomp to the floor as a second layer.
- Add Hliner barriers to firewall and transmission tunnel for deeper noise blocking.
- Reinstall interior pieces and enjoy your upgraded ride.
Community Insight
Want to see how other Dodge Challenger owners have tackled soundproofing? Check out this detailed project shared on ChallengerTalk. It includes photos, feedback, and step-by-step notes from owners who upgraded their cars with sound deadening.
Final Thoughts
The Dodge Challenger is meant to turn heads with its power, but with sound deadening, you can enjoy the best of both worlds: performance and comfort. By treating the roof, trunk, body panels, doors, firewall, transmission tunnel and floor you’ll dramatically reduce noise and vibration while preserving the Challenger’s muscle car spirit.
Ready to upgrade your Challenger? Check out The Ultimate Package: it includes everything you need to treat your car in one complete kit.
