Drivetrain noisemaker delete question
noisemaker delete question
so i deleted my noisemaker the other day, just went to lowes and bought a pipe cap and mounted it inside a small piece of the oem piping nice fit and only cost me 2 bucks. but now im noticing that my intake is running alot more quit? any reason for this? this a bad sign? i have a ddm intake, could the combo of the intake and the noisemaker make the sound that loud when reving, now i get the sound as jus a shhhhhh rather than the phsssss type thing. i know that when the turbo vents it comes back out on the intake side and vents like the foger plate did, am i better off with having a bov vs a noise delete? or am i fine with the noise delete and my intake?
If you want to hear the turbo more, you want the BOV muffler delete kit.
Don't be offended by this question as I'm just trying to make sure I understand your question. So you're saying you removed the noisemaker(aka something that makes noise) and now you're wondering why there is less noise?
Recap: removed maker of noise -> why is there less noise
Is that about what's going on here?
Recap: removed maker of noise -> why is there less noise
Is that about what's going on here?
Don't be offended by this question as I'm just trying to make sure I understand your question. So you're saying you removed the noisemaker(aka something that makes noise) and now you're wondering why there is less noise?
Recap: removed maker of noise -> why is there less noise
Is that about what's going on here?
Recap: removed maker of noise -> why is there less noise
Is that about what's going on here?
im not sure i follow? i know i can add a bov on that end, but are you talking about the muffler on the hot side pipe?
sorry, my bad - I was thinking of the intercooler muffler delete kit that MINI madness makes. There is a little "muffler" on the hose that runs between the turbo and the intercooler that helps quiet the turbo noise. Or you can just replace the whole hose (alta or M7).
Well I just bought the NM engineering cold side pipe which if I am not mistaken it deletes the noisemaker.
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yea but as of right now didnt feel like spending 190 bucks for a part, i will when i change out the hot side, right now the cap i have i think is good enough. saving for other parts, might need a new clutch so who knows
I got it from Mini Mania for 178 last night they were having a 17% discount and I am replacing the alta one that has some rubbing issues. I will get the hotside one in a month or so.
not to shabby, ive talked to the guys over at nm a few times, they have said that if your looking to order let them know they can try and get you a discount on there parts through there venders cause i was looking at there exhaust. to replace mine. instead of getting new tubes i went and made another tattoo appointment lol. let me know how everything goes with there tubes. im getting rid of my altas to, there to large and rub way to much, i want the nm intake
Just looking at that one makes me wonder why I can't just get a piece of metal tubing like generic exhaust parts at autozone or something. Any idea why a $10 piece wouldn't work if I matched the dimensions?
It would work just the problem is depending on where you are from it has to be CARB and DOT approved.
VIP sells a pipe to delete the muffler
scroll down on thier site...its orange
http://www.vipcustomparts.com/minicooperparts.htm
scroll down on thier site...its orange
http://www.vipcustomparts.com/minicooperparts.htm
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Ya thats how it is in Florida too. If you are good at fabricating I say fabricate a pipe. Even go as far as to PnP it and Powder coat it and you would be good. You could even in large the Diameter a little bit to help with air flowor even fabricat a pipe that goes from the passenger side of the intercooler to the throttle body. That one would be diffictult though because of how tight a fit it is but it can be done, it is just a question of how much time and energy your will to invest.
I dont think the piping needs to be CARB exempt.
Ah good point, I'll bet I could flare it just slightly and add a hose clamp to make sure. I wouldn't have thought of that otherwise.
to be honest, i tried using some 200F rated CPVC pipe instead of the muffler before i got the alta tube, and it basically slid right off. so i abandonded it, and i realized it probably would have melted or cracked anyway.
Key word depending on where you are. Cali will not let you fab up parts and run them on your car period. They need to approved and a lot of states base their emissions off of what Cali does. So if you are in a state that it doesn't matter go for it.
the noisemaker is not part of the emission control system and is a non venting and non moving part that can be removed without violating any laws regarding the clean air act of 1968, california or 49 state emissions .
A cai vents,a cat vents ,a downpipe vents,turbo vents .
Last edited by JamesHunt; Mar 22, 2010 at 01:33 PM.
I am out because you did not read anything we were talking about. Mastawyrm asked if it was possible to fab up his own pipe and that is when I responded with depending on where you are it might not be allowed. I know that the noisemaker is not part of the emissions cause it does nothing but make a cool noise. So now that is cleared up I will furthur continue on and say that I am done. Out
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