i think he means the noise that vl turbos make, a friend of mine with a mean vl turbo got the noise by fitting a larger intercooler and running a pipe from the turbo compressor inlet to the area behind the headlight and fitting a pod filter to the end of it, u may also need to disable the stock blow off valve from operating
__________________
1991 Peugeot 405 Mi16 with 160Hp Stock
i think he means the noise that vl turbos make, a friend of mine with a mean vl turbo got the noise by fitting a larger intercooler and running a pipe from the turbo compressor inlet to the area behind the headlight and fitting a pod filter to the end of it, u may also need to disable the stock blow off valve from operating
If you disable the BOV you will F@@k the turbo in no time
Rob
If ya talking about blowoff valves or exhaust notes just go to herrods and purchase these items i have both of these items fitted and it doesn't void warrenty.
The blow off valve is adjustable and i have mine set to a set down low as i don't want it to sound like those rex's i can just hear it in the car and that's good enough for me
__________________
Rapid 05 Typhoon
(MODS SO FAR) Herrod Zorst,Herrod BOV,Herrod lowered Springs, Herrod Suresix,Ceramic Clutch, BMC Hi-Flow Filter,Bigger Cat,Bigger Injectors,Xtreme dump pipe,Xtreme edit and Tune.
310-20rwkw
If your talking bigger induction noise... you fit a second CAI from the air box... I have the XR8 one that fits in perfectly under the front headlight... is almost the same as the one the typhoon now has.... you need to get 100mm plumber pipe and the xr8 snorkel to do this.... total cost about $70 and 1 hour of your time... the best part is it looks totally factory and you would not pick it just by having a glacne under the bonnet.. you can hear the noise when changing gears, very nice!!
The AutoGuide.com network consists of the largest network of enthusiast-owned enthusiast-operated automotive communities.
AutoGuide.com provides the latest car reviews, auto show coverage, new car prices, and automotive news. The AutoGuide network operates more than 100 automotive forums where our users consult peers for shopping information and advice, and share opinions as a community.