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Hello All,

I am obviously a new bloke in search of that lovely spool/intake noise that we all so love!

Now I realise It sounds better with more boost.. But the nearest tuning centre that I would trust with the T is about 400kms away.

Im Thinking the best way to get the spool noise with a relatively stock motor and boost levels (T5z BOx) would be to get a decent Brand intercooler with a hard piping kit. A Venting to Atmo BOV ( which I allready have ) and nice flowing filter.

WOuld that be the best way to go?? or is there another way?

I was planning on:

making my own custom intake box with a 4inch by 9 inch pod or similar closed up behind the headlight..

and one of those Half sized 600hp HDI coolers.

And I was also planning on replacing some of the intake side of the turbo with hard pipes aswell, not sure if that will help the situation or not.

Few questions about that..

Will it need to be on the dyno after those mods?

Will that give me my spool noise?

Will I gain much horsepower from those mods?

Where on earth does the BOV go with the HDI kits? (im running a HKS ssqv that currently sits just above the turbo in a sort of adapter pipe)

Sorry if this is in the wrong thread section and also thankyou for your replies.

Dave

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Just do the airbox if you want noise. I just changed my piping and it made no difference. No tune req'd but can put more boost therefore more spool!!

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You don't want to do mods that will require a tune yet, so just an airbox will give you some noise like dre said.

A hdi cooler and a intake on the turbo side would sound the best but miggght run the risk of needing a tune. Shouldnt with no other mods but might overboost on a cold day.

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Yeah I was afraid of that, Sucks living out of the big city sometimes, So with a cooler and a custom airbox with big pod would more than likely need the tune?

And the worst that would happen is slight overboost on cold days? or are wel talking engine busting overboost?

Thing is though If I put all that on and it really does need a tune.. I gotta drive 400ks with it on running the risk to get the tune.. bloody sucks.

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I made my own box, pod, and piping, without a tune, and I am very happy with the sound. Also have the BOV vented for added fully hecticism... It was less that $100 and does just what I wanted! And still looks stock-ish...

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  On 19/04/2011 at 12:49 PM, kink said:

I made my own box, pod, and piping, without a tune, and I am very happy with the sound. Also have the BOV vented for added fully hecticism... It was less that $100 and does just what I wanted! And still looks stock-ish...

Oh sweet :), I will make my own box then :).

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