Symposer modification
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Symposer modification
but not what you think
Has anyone replaced it or modified it so that it is always open/on? I tried the delete and while quite, doesn't seem as fun. I figure if it is going to be loud and obnoxious in a very British way outside might as well try the same inside the cabin. If not I can always put it back.
Ideas on what to use as a membrane or how to make it always active are welcome.
Has anyone replaced it or modified it so that it is always open/on? I tried the delete and while quite, doesn't seem as fun. I figure if it is going to be loud and obnoxious in a very British way outside might as well try the same inside the cabin. If not I can always put it back.
Ideas on what to use as a membrane or how to make it always active are welcome.
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Oh that I understand but the Symposer is not what you want to work on?
Open up the intake? Cone filters and no air box? Remove the engine cover? We have a number of threads on SC whine.
I have not done any of that but others have.
I think if your thread was titled "How about more SC whine?" You would have gotten answers from guys who have done this?
Lets hope a few read your thread and reply? The Symposer title threw people off about what you were really asking?
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Open up the intake? Cone filters and no air box? Remove the engine cover? We have a number of threads on SC whine.
I have not done any of that but others have.
I think if your thread was titled "How about more SC whine?" You would have gotten answers from guys who have done this?
Lets hope a few read your thread and reply? The Symposer title threw people off about what you were really asking?
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Hmm, I was under the impression that the symposer would help with SC whine since it connects to the SC, that is why I titled it what I did. I have done everything except connect directly to the intake as I didn't want to add any holes or disturb airflow. This is about the only thing I can add beyond what has been suggested. Foster SC Mods, but again don't want to drill the CAI
Yes Luc except add another 0
Edit, I found a thread on just removing the symposer and connecting a tube with a block off at the firewall. This is what I was thinking, but was going about how to add the block off and what to make it from for the best effect. You can't just add a tube without some sort of block off since it is under boost.
Yes Luc except add another 0
Edit, I found a thread on just removing the symposer and connecting a tube with a block off at the firewall. This is what I was thinking, but was going about how to add the block off and what to make it from for the best effect. You can't just add a tube without some sort of block off since it is under boost.
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I suppose you could bypass the symposer and connect the intake port directly to the diaphragm unit on the firewall, although I would never do so. Would it do what you want? I don't know. You're on your own there.
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No problem, just wanted to check before going out on my own. will report back if anything amazing happens
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