Mivec Point-Exhaust Noise

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Mivec Point-Exhaust Noise

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Ok two questions:
1: Does mivec changeover point need to be changed once you got mods on the car?
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2: Ever since i had the extractors fitted when it hits mivec or gets close the noise is a loud rattling noise like a zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz noise, before the extractors it was a deep bellowing scream wtf?
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Question, does it actually rattle or is it more like a whine? If it is a rattle, something is loose. If it is a whine (eg like a SC whine, or Gilmour whine) then it is likely one of those funky by-products of less restriction.
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Put my left nut on it that its the flex section in the collector pipe. Wrap the flex section in exhaust wrap & it'll shut it up. RPW's are notorious for it.
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yeh amacha buddy did the same thing when i had it but i never new what it was i changd all my mufflers cats and resonators and it never fixd the problem
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Bennoz wrote:Put my left nut on it that its the flex section in the collector pipe. Wrap the flex section in exhaust wrap & it'll shut it up. RPW's are notorious for it.
can you reccomend some for me
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AMACHA wrote:
Bennoz wrote:Put my left nut on it that its the flex section in the collector pipe. Wrap the flex section in exhaust wrap & it'll shut it up. RPW's are notorious for it.
can you reccomend some for me
Does putting your left nut on it fix the problem?
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mr-charisma wrote:
AMACHA wrote:
Bennoz wrote:Put my left nut on it that its the flex section in the collector pipe. Wrap the flex section in exhaust wrap & it'll shut it up. RPW's are notorious for it.
can you reccomend some for me
Does putting your left nut on it fix the problem?
i reckon it would :D
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Causes another problem through :lol:
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ahha funny funny....lmao any brands...how much of it will i need?
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Tippin wrote:
mr-charisma wrote:
AMACHA wrote:
Bennoz wrote:Put my left nut on it that its the flex section in the collector pipe. Wrap the flex section in exhaust wrap & it'll shut it up. RPW's are notorious for it.
can you reccomend some for me
Does putting your left nut on it fix the problem?
i reckon it would :D
It will fix the problem only if the car is at operating temperature
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