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coozer

posted on 14/3/10 at 07:37 PM Reply With Quote
Induction Noise!

Spent the last couple days doing some variuos runs to autotune my MS...

First off yesterday morning the damn thing died when I opened the throttle, needed to slip the clutch to get away!

Anyway found a bit road with roundabouts 2 miles apart and had a steady 3k rpm run up and down 2 times using the logging and megaview thing. Then used the tunerstudio autotune on the way home.

It now runs, starts idles revs and goes (up to 4K so far)

Went on the A19 for some rolling full throttle runs and this prat in a Leon R thought I was racing him, speeding up and slowing down with me. Tosser!

Big problem though, the intake noise is deafening! A huge whistling noise when I open the throttle and although it drives quite smooth it sounds real loud and rough as a badgers.

And its using petrol likes its 2p a gallon!

I have nothing on the trumpets atm, question is, will a filter or air box quieten it down?

Steve





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flak monkey

posted on 14/3/10 at 07:41 PM Reply With Quote
Filters will quieten it up a little, but not much. They do roar a bit

I could always hear the induction on the pinto over the exhaust, and it wasnt exactly quiet, and the exhaust was on my side to.... :d





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tomprescott

posted on 14/3/10 at 07:55 PM Reply With Quote
Airbox will quiten more than filters (I assume you mean the log or sock type filters?) but I think you'll be presently suprised what filters will do, I would get some sort of filtration asap though, small stones kill engines quickly!





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David Jenkins

posted on 14/3/10 at 07:59 PM Reply With Quote
The air intakes on my bike carbs are louder than my (just legal) silencer... gets embarrassing!






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stuart_g

posted on 14/3/10 at 09:02 PM Reply With Quote
An airbox is the only way you will quieten induction noise. The difference in noise just revving the car staionary with the airbox on is amazing.
I will eventually have a duct in the nose connected to the inlet of the airbox to draw in cool air.
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ashg

posted on 14/3/10 at 09:07 PM Reply With Quote
thats a pretty little airbox Stuart is that the pipercross one?





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stuart_g

posted on 14/3/10 at 09:13 PM Reply With Quote
Yup Pipercross airbox bought from the bay of e for half their normal retail cost, mated to a bespoke fiberglass adapter/airbox base made by me





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matt_gsxr

posted on 14/3/10 at 09:47 PM Reply With Quote
Coozer,

Great news on your car. Really pleased to see that you have got it working right. Once you get beyond 4k I think you can forget about being troubled by Seats.

It surprising how much fuel you get through when doing the auto-tuning thing. I guess it shows how little time we spend at full throttle when we normally drive on the road.


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