Adding a blower/increase exhaust noise/
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There's so much other noise that's added... but under boost, I think the added volume of exhaust gas should produce a different sound. The question is, will you notice it over all of the other noises.
But when you aren't under boost, there is no added volume of air so I would think that it would stay the same.
But when you aren't under boost, there is no added volume of air so I would think that it would stay the same.
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Originally Posted by Jordan not Mike
There's so much other noise that's added... but under boost, I think the added volume of exhaust gas should produce a different sound. The question is, will you notice it over all of the other noises.
But when you aren't under boost, there is no added volume of air so I would think that it would stay the same.
But when you aren't under boost, there is no added volume of air so I would think that it would stay the same.
I agree but also my shift points are not the same as before I installed my supercharger