Sound tube delete
#1
Sound tube delete
I searched in several home improvement stores for the tube cap to replace the sound tube connection at the intake. Finally gave up and bought the $10.99 kit from Blowfish Racing.
Wow! Much more "composed" on the interior now.....I didn't realize how much extra noise the tube brought into the cabin.
Wow! Much more "composed" on the interior now.....I didn't realize how much extra noise the tube brought into the cabin.
#3
yeah, I used to be into really loud cars when I was a teenager, but now I prefer quiet, especially on the highway. If this makes the interior more quiet, I will do this ASAP!
#6
The majority of the noise now comes from my GT500 axlebacks....which, while not the loudest out there, are good enough for me.
Plus, we all know that SGM Mustangs are the best, right?
#7
Mine is a DD so I have no interest, for now, in a straight pipe beast that becomes annoying after 10 miles. In a few years? Who knows....
#11
It does - I had my first extended commute this morning and I could definitely tell a difference. I hammered it pretty hard on an on-ramp, and while the 5.0 sounds good as always, it was missing that obnoxious, raspy noise from the intake.
The majority of the noise now comes from my GT500 axlebacks....which, while not the loudest out there, are good enough for me.
Plus, we all know that SGM Mustangs are the best, right?
LOL!!! I felt the same.
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#15
Jesse, I'm not sure what you think "oil catch cans" have to do with the comments I made about a sound tube delete, but my jlt catches oil and is not useless in my opinion. I'm well aware that the jlt is unpopular with many on this site. There are many choices, so if you'd prefer something else, then go for it.
#20
Now that it's off, no more lean condition.
Last edited by CriticalmassGT; 4/13/15 at 11:31 AM.