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How Do R33s Make That Noise

NUKEYA

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in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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mine makes more of a masshoosszzzleeeppphhhtttfffhhggghhmmmmmmzzzzaaappp

man... I wish mine did that.

All mine ever does is say "With all due respect Micheal, you are not possibly thinking of... Oh my word, you are!"

f**kin piece of shit trans-am, can't even get my name right.

Dee 33 Community Regular

Dee 33

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yes i know the sound your talking about also. one of the main reasons i bought a line was because the way they sound! even without an exhaust system. My series 2 33 gts-t only has a pod, and dam does it make a sexy hiss to scream sound when it climbs the revs. thinking of not installing an ehaust and leaving it be, some people call it the python ;)

I've got a quiet exhaust on mine. Close to stock sounding. With a fully exposed (no cai yet, my bad) pod filter and an aftermarket 460hp T04e it hisses insanely loud when you're in the cabin. Love it :)

elbee111 Proficient

elbee111

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yea yea somethin like that

thanks bro

Yeah that is a quick grab of when my Son was testing an in-car camera mount with my Wife at the wheel.

She normally spools it up a helluva lot more than that. Must have got camera shy.

We only started really hearing that sound after GCG "fixed" our blown turbo.

El Bee

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its either the blow off valves if installed or leak back through the turbo & pod from the butterfly snapping shut ... with turbo cars your dealing with forced air hence the more Air/boost that is trapped the bigger the air dose escaping... this is a size , lengh and volume of intake that changes the note of the

masshoosszzzleeeppphhhtttfffhhggghhmmmmmmzzzzaaappp to a

whoopwhoopwhoopptshhhhhh

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