BobsTrail Senior Member Aug 1, 2016 #1 Cleaning up under the hood and noticed the air intake from the filter to the engine has extra compartments off to the side. What are they?? Attachments Intake.jpg 103.1 KB · Views: 325
Cleaning up under the hood and noticed the air intake from the filter to the engine has extra compartments off to the side. What are they??
4Rager New member Aug 1, 2016 #2 I've heard they are sound baffles that are meant to reduce noise at certain rpms/frequencies. Far from a professional opinion, but that's what I recall hearing.
I've heard they are sound baffles that are meant to reduce noise at certain rpms/frequencies. Far from a professional opinion, but that's what I recall hearing.
Mistaken New member Aug 1, 2016 #3 When I swapped to the TRD intake, that doesn't have them, it was a lot louder than the oem setup. Definitely more restrictive.
When I swapped to the TRD intake, that doesn't have them, it was a lot louder than the oem setup. Definitely more restrictive.
M mo_mo New member Aug 2, 2016 #4 BobsTrail said: Cleaning up under the hood and noticed the air intake from the filter to the engine has extra compartments off to the side. What are they?? Click to expand... Helmholtz resonators (inlet silencers/mufflers)
BobsTrail said: Cleaning up under the hood and noticed the air intake from the filter to the engine has extra compartments off to the side. What are they?? Click to expand... Helmholtz resonators (inlet silencers/mufflers)
Danimal New member Aug 2, 2016 #5 mo_mo said: Helmholtz resonators (inlet silencers/mufflers) Click to expand... Correct, and they're tuned in terms of size to target certain problematic frequencies. Hence muliple are used of varying sizes/shapes. It's worth noting that air doesn't flow through them, so they do not contribute to pressure drop through the intake tube. Dan
mo_mo said: Helmholtz resonators (inlet silencers/mufflers) Click to expand... Correct, and they're tuned in terms of size to target certain problematic frequencies. Hence muliple are used of varying sizes/shapes. It's worth noting that air doesn't flow through them, so they do not contribute to pressure drop through the intake tube. Dan