Hks bov doesn't sound right on Evo X
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Hks bov doesn't sound right on Evo X
Hi, first, thanks for looking at this post.
I recently installed Hks bov on my Evo X, but the sound just doesn't sound right. Can anyone help? Is it normal or harmful? And how to fix it? I did lots of research, bit there is not a reliable way to fix it. I just want to make the sound to sound normal and sharp.
Here is the video: http://youtu.be/vyVnELjs7h4
Thanks for the help! Really appreciate!
I recently installed Hks bov on my Evo X, but the sound just doesn't sound right. Can anyone help? Is it normal or harmful? And how to fix it? I did lots of research, bit there is not a reliable way to fix it. I just want to make the sound to sound normal and sharp.
Here is the video: http://youtu.be/vyVnELjs7h4
Thanks for the help! Really appreciate!
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Free-reving won't sound the same as when you're under load. Letting off at 6000+ rpm and ~20 psi will sound a lot different.
I don't hear anything "wrong" in your video - but if you don't think the response is as fast as it should be, make the vac/boost reference line as short as possible. And if you're using those in-line air filters on the reference line, make sure they are new and/or clean.
I don't hear anything "wrong" in your video - but if you don't think the response is as fast as it should be, make the vac/boost reference line as short as possible. And if you're using those in-line air filters on the reference line, make sure they are new and/or clean.
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Free-reving won't sound the same as when you're under load. Letting off at 6000+ rpm and ~20 psi will sound a lot different.
I don't hear anything "wrong" in your video - but if you don't think the response is as fast as it should be, make the vac/boost reference line as short as possible. And if you're using those in-line air filters on the reference line, make sure they are new and/or clean.
I don't hear anything "wrong" in your video - but if you don't think the response is as fast as it should be, make the vac/boost reference line as short as possible. And if you're using those in-line air filters on the reference line, make sure they are new and/or clean.
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