RE : BOV Flutter
Yes, the K&N mentioned probably is the drop in filter. They do however have cone filters available for the X. Most cotton gauze filter's should work about the same. If you want a more pronounced and louder sound, get rid of the box and put in place of it a cone filter. I'm sure you'll get what you're looking for.
FYI, this is a common misconception.
The infamous sound that you typically hear on rally cars is the ALS (Anti-lag system). It is sometimes also referred to as a "mis-fire system".
Depending on the type, it may work as a combination of retarded ignition to create off-cycle combustion to maintain exhaust pressure and hence, turbine speed. Additionally, there are air-bypass systems that either divert air directly to the exhaust manifold or bypass the turbo and intercooler piping directly into the engine.
The infamous sound that you typically hear on rally cars is the ALS (Anti-lag system). It is sometimes also referred to as a "mis-fire system".
Depending on the type, it may work as a combination of retarded ignition to create off-cycle combustion to maintain exhaust pressure and hence, turbine speed. Additionally, there are air-bypass systems that either divert air directly to the exhaust manifold or bypass the turbo and intercooler piping directly into the engine.
Yes, the K&N mentioned probably is the drop in filter. They do however have cone filters available for the X. Most cotton gauze filter's should work about the same. If you want a more pronounced and louder sound, get rid of the box and put in place of it a cone filter. I'm sure you'll get what you're looking for.
i have turbosmart bov though = **** lol
