DIY Remove Resonator Box
02-26-2002
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DIY Remove Resonator Box
Any of you could help me out please on how to remove the resonator box? Is it just an air chamber leading into the air filter? Will it make much of a difference?
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Rep Power: 0 there is a good chance you will lose low-end torque without noticing any gains. And after all, the resonator was placed there for a reason. Many people will tell you that it doesn't really get any louder, and that this is a waste of your time. You have the information, you make the choice.
buy an Injen Intake from overboost.com ..... under 200$ . Dont remove the fuggin resonator...
buy an Injen Intake from overboost.com ..... under 200$ . Dont remove the fuggin resonator...
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Rep Power: 0 the resonator is there to quiet your intake noise. there is a DIY but just go in there and do it, its very easy. You wont see a loss of power, but i suggest an intake anyway [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 My DIY for installing and intake... just follow the first few steps, should help you out!
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Rep Power: 0 my suggestion.....dont do it, i took it off before and drove for 2 months and i put it back, loss a little low end torque and gain a little high end hp, overall speed the same, and it doesnt sound good, my opinion though
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Rep Power: 324 dont take it off u do loss low end torque. u can feel it sometimes when u take off. i like the sound of it but its jsut better to get an intake.
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Rep Power: 0 Great DIY guide. Looks like something I might want to tackle. I only have one concern, though: Do you have any idea if modifications like this void the car's warranty?
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Rep Power: 0 you can remove the resonator box, but i wouldn't do it, if you wash your, even in the wheel well, the water can get in a go into the engine bay and into the air box. it happen to me.
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Rep Power: 0 Ph0ng, thanks for the DIY link, very intuitive and nice pictures! Ok guys, thanks for the advice I won't remove the resonator box, until I get an intake. I'm thinking of the Injen shortram.
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