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![]() What is this little "box" on my intake? I can only imagine it's some sort of silencer or something.. To keep the sound from the intake down.. Then again, I'm mechanicly impaired (spelling?) and don't know crap about engines. -------------------- ![]() |
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QUOTE(Illyont @ Jul 13, 2005 - 5:12 AM) QUOTE(Hanyo @ Jul 13, 2005 - 4:45 AM) your guess is correct. It also helps reduce sudden surges of air from going into your engine. [right][snapback]311889[/snapback][/right] Does the USDM 5S-FE also have this silencer on the intake? I have seen a few pictures, but haven't seen any boxes like that. Also, what would the difference be, if I removed it? Or closed the hole that goes from my intake "tubing" and into that box.. it is called a resonator. It is primarily to reduse the intake/growel of the engine. You can take that little box off and plug it with a vitamin bottle cap. There is another one also, on the side of the air box there is a tube near the fuse box that goes into the fender. That is connected to another big sealed resonator box. That is where some people put a CAI. QUOTE If you make a custom or buy a prebuilt CAI or Short ram intake, that box goes away, so it can't be all that bad.. Or? What would a sudden surge of air into my engine cause? what would that cause ? usually quicker throttle responce, some people say more HP (maybe .5 - 1 in reality) This post has been edited by Batman722: Jul 19, 2005 - 9:54 PM -------------------- |
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