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hey all, i seem to have a really loud induction noise, it sounds exactly as if im using a pod, but im just using the stock airbox, i hate this because id rather hear the exhaust than the loud fsssshhhhhhhhhhhhh from induction, i dont have the snorkel on, but surely an airbox shouldnt sound this loud... could something be loose somewhere letting air escape? it seriously sounds like a pod (i had a pod on my last r33gtst thats how i know)

wtf?

any ideas?

stock turbo

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hey all, i seem to have a really loud induction noise, it sounds exactly as if im using a pod, but im just using the stock airbox, i hate this because id rather hear the exhaust than the loud fsssshhhhhhhhhhhhh from induction, i dont have the snorkel on, but surely an airbox shouldnt sound this loud... could something be loose somewhere letting air escape? it seriously sounds like a pod (i had a pod on my last r33gtst thats how i know)

wtf?

any ideas?

stock turbo

check if the piping from the airbox to the turbo is still on the turbo. had an issue with mine where to come off and sound really loud. check all the clips are all on the airbox and the airflow meter bolts that bolt onto the airbox is still on.

No snorkel + aftermarket filter = answer your own question really.

in theory yes, but i have had the exact same setup on my last cars and it was no where near the same loudness, ill check out the piping to the turbo, pretty sure its tight though.

are there any ways to quieten this down? the snorkel dosent fit over the intercooler piping :P

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