Sound tube delete?
Produced???
Nothing really to produce.
All you need to do is take it off and cap the tube on the air inlet tube and plug the hole in the firewall.
Then pack both tube pieces and the diaphram bolted to the strut tower up in a box and ship it all to me, I want to mess with one and see if I can hook it up on my '04.
Nothing really to produce.
All you need to do is take it off and cap the tube on the air inlet tube and plug the hole in the firewall.
Then pack both tube pieces and the diaphram bolted to the strut tower up in a box and ship it all to me, I want to mess with one and see if I can hook it up on my '04.
Produced???
Nothing really to produce.
All you need to do is take it off and cap the tube on the air inlet tube and plug the hole in the firewall.
Then pack both tube pieces and the diaphram bolted to the strut tower up in a box and ship it all to me, I want to mess with one and see if I can hook it up on my '04.
Nothing really to produce.
All you need to do is take it off and cap the tube on the air inlet tube and plug the hole in the firewall.
Then pack both tube pieces and the diaphram bolted to the strut tower up in a box and ship it all to me, I want to mess with one and see if I can hook it up on my '04.
I think the sound tube is a really cool deal and I don't understand why other people don't like it.
I like to hear the intake noise, used to love listening to my old Trans Am's q-jet waling away through the opened up hood scoop.
It is really totally unobtrusive at part throttle so long as you leave the foam baffles in, you only hear it very much under hard acceleration.
I like to hear the intake noise, used to love listening to my old Trans Am's q-jet waling away through the opened up hood scoop.
It is really totally unobtrusive at part throttle so long as you leave the foam baffles in, you only hear it very much under hard acceleration.
It would be pretty cool if you can get more of your supercharger whine piped into the interior, haha! But yeah, get a filled-grommet to fill the firewall, and a vacuum nipple to cap the intake, and you've got your delete kit.
Go to the hardware store and get a rubber cap for the tube on the air inlet and a plug for the hole in the firewall. Probably cost you about $2.
Last edited by Ltngdrvr; Nov 8, 2010 at 04:32 PM.
whether or not that's a bit excessive to plug up a plastic part is another story....




