Writeup: Intake Resonator Removal

[sewlow]

I have three cars lol.

And come to think of it, I really don't see how there would be any drawbacks. I've run open intakes with exposed filters before, and this wouldn't be any different (other than the fact it's a cheapo paper filter)

If you remove the box top, invest in a oiled filter. (K&N) They do tend to get dirtier faster without the top

 

[Just2Sweet]

If you remove the box top, invest in a oiled filter. (K&N) They do tend to get dirtier faster without the top

Bought one about 10 minutes ago

 

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

Bought one about 10 minutes ago

O YEAH BROTHER!!

 

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

Not much of a difference, but when you put the hammer down it's a bit louder. I didn't take the lid off the intake box, I just removed the silencer and capped the hole. Truck is bone stock, paper air filter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADAp-VTwRVM

I was thinking something was different about the way your truck shifted.... Then I saw the cluster

 

[Just2Sweet]

LOL, yeah, it was a little odd trying to steer and shift while taking a video

 

[MOBS]

It's too quiet.

 

[MOBS]

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150168558382021

This is much better haha. No video, just sound.

 

[Playare]

Finally did mine! Nothing spectacular from the V6 lol but I like it. Sound clip soon!

Also, could just be me but it feels a tiny bit more powerful.

 

[MOBS]

Hehe, yeah, it probably smooths out the airflow a bit. The ultimate fix would be to either cut and replace it with a smooth piece of tube, or remove it and glass in a curved circle of material to match the curve of interior of pipe. You could also probably cut off the extra plastic then use a pipe joining wrap(like a tubular shaped clamp) and put over that section.

 

[Playare]

Hmm that could work