im thinking of going with sound deadening material behind the seats and possibly on the bottom of the bed. my idea behind doing the bottom of the bed is to reduce the noise coming from the exhaust even though i already have rhinoliner on the bed. and then underneath the flooring carpet. if i can get in the doors i will. anybody ever tampered with the doors? i realize that it wont be as quiet as a car but id like to do what i can. i posted this here instead of interior section because i wanted to hear about what people have done with there trucks. Not there neons. Thanks

 

It's a truck, I accept it for what it is. While I've never driven a Gen II, my Gen I doesn't bother me (and I'm sure the Gen II's are quiter, since they always make new vehicles quiter than the old ones).
With that said, I've never used sound deadening material, so, have fun.

 

When I replaced the speakers in my door I used 'roxul' a residential insulation/sound-proofing and fire-retardant behind the doors to keep bad vibrations outside and the good ones inside . I also installed it behind the trim in the rear of my club cab and it made a world of difference! Nothing 20 bucks and trip to Home Depot can't hurt.

 

I had a local shop that did my audio do sound deadening all four doors, firewall, under hood and behind the back seat they ordered online from http://www.b-quiet.com and used the Dynamat Ultimate, in a combo of Dampers, Absorbers and Composites if you have the cash you can have it done for about 500.00-700.00 depending on if you have 2 or 4 doors.....or do it yourself for about 150.00-200.00 in materials....of course I paid to have it done I would of broke everything just getting the door covers off let alone reinstalling it all....good luck it was 110% worth it and made the cab almost car quiet.