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UFO 11-20-10 09:46 PM

best sounding Intake?
 
I searched but found so many opinions, so what is the best sounding intake for a FD? I like the sporty suction sound.

and what is the intake that gives most power gain?

Thanks:nod:

UFO 11-24-10 09:58 AM

any suggestions? thanks:nod:

ballinnmiami240sx 11-24-10 10:04 AM

:icon_tdowNo!

MR_Rick 11-24-10 10:34 AM

I never heard any difference when installing an intake.

millennm 11-24-10 10:38 AM


Originally Posted by UFO (Post 10329360)
I like the sporty suction sound.

Thanks:nod:

Oh I do too.:titty:

94touringFD 11-24-10 10:40 AM

If you really want that "sucking sound" save ~$10k and go single with a ported shroud and you'll be satisfied.

or

You shouldn't be worried about the sound when you're looking for an intake, you should be concerned with it's performance. If you're looking to upgrade your intake you should get a box style intake that will provide air from outside the engine bay like SR motorsports or M2. I believe the turbo's will become more audible with most any modification to the intake, not 100% as I never really got a chance to boost my stock twins. Before they blew a seal I know I could hear them spooling with the slightest increase in throttle and that was just the K&N filters on polished rx7store pipes. The engine swap my brother did on a friends car ended up getting the SR motorsports intake box I had but never used and on his car you could also hear the turbo's spooling.

If you search about intakes you'll get a lot of info. It may not be about the sound but it will be about the reasons you should truly consider when modifying your intake.

RxxxSevenFD 11-24-10 11:45 AM

I have the HKS Racing suction intake and IMO, it's pretty loud

MakoRacing 11-24-10 12:02 PM

I enjoy a good "Mooo" from my intake

moconnor 11-24-10 01:07 PM

I am reminded of the VW 'sucking' ad for some reason:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfWScRkqqRo

UFO 11-24-10 02:46 PM

:lol:that guy is from a lot of nazi movies, right?:lol:
funny commercial

speedjunkie 11-27-10 11:59 AM

No I think most of the time he plays a Russian haha. I know he did in Armageddon anyway.

purerx7 11-27-10 12:03 PM

Really only way you are going to spot a difference, which will be negligible at best is in an open vs closed intake. So an example of an open intake would be say hks or apexi & a closed intake would be like the m2 intake. The open intake would be slightly louder than the closed. Performance gains are the same across intakes. In the end, its mostly an aesthetic decision, but from what I have read and seen I would stay away from HKS filters as they do a piss poor job of filtering.

I think I have had 7 or so intakes on my fd, so this comes from personal experience not hearsay.

UFO 11-27-10 11:00 PM

Thanks guys,
I finally put the ARC Box in my FD:nod: it's good

1QWIK7 11-28-10 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by RxxxSevenFD (Post 10334691)
I have the HKS Racing suction intake and IMO, it's pretty loud

lol same here. I thought it was maybe a installation/car problem but now i think its normal.

Get a moo type of sound (no not the regular FD moo sound), around 2500-3000rpm).

dvo 11-28-10 11:45 AM

i'm actually working on changing the filters right now. I went over to AEM yesterday and got some free filters (Thanks JC!) so I''ll be be putting those on. My friend ryan(Rspec) FD got a velocity stack and filter for his TO4Z. HKS foam filters suck balls. It as pretty cool to see their shop with so many projects they're working on. They have a 240z that they're working on for Bonneville. They also has a stock looking red FD with a bunch of piping next to it laid out onthe floor. I wonder what their plan was for that.


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