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Due to drone I installed Car Chemistry inserts which got rid of the drone, but must have changed the exhaust flow rates a little and I'm getting some of the sounds as described in the this other response.

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I did the muffler delete, it was a bit too droney, so I installed the CC inserts.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Install on this neck

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However then I will need something else to close the hole in the airbox as in the current situation the neck of the resonator sticks through the hole, the IPD cap is fitted on this neck.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Run ipd competition plenum and 82mm throttle body

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I am running the IPD Competition plenum and 82mm throttle body.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Use before starting this thread i came across this post

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after some googling with slight different keywords then I used before starting this thread I came across this post

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Due to drone I installed Car Chemistry inserts which got rid of the drone, but must have changed the exhaust flow rates a little and I'm getting some of the sounds as described in the this other response.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Install cc inserts

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I did the muffler delete, it was a bit too droney, so I installed the CC inserts.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Install on this neck

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However then I will need something else to close the hole in the airbox as in the current situation the neck of the resonator sticks through the hole, the IPD cap is fitted on this neck.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Replace flow rates, hence engine frequencies and noises

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Any of these exhaust flow variables change flow rates, hence engine frequencies and noises.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

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Any of these exhaust flow variables change flow rates, hence engine frequencies and noises.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Replace mufflers at some point

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I figure I could always replace the mufflers at some point.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Replace mufflers at some point."

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I figure I could always replace the mufflers at some point."

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Run ipd competition plenum and 82mm throttle body

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I am running the IPD Competition plenum and 82mm throttle body.

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Use before starting this thread i came across this post

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after some googling with slight different keywords then I used before starting this thread I came across this post

Removing Hemlholtz resonator - capping of the hole in airbox

Use same oatay plug

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I used the same Oatay plug, but to make it work I ended up buying two, with one on the inside.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am running the IPD Competition plenum and 82mm throttle body. The IPD-kit comes with a silicon hose to fit the bigger TB. This hose by-passes the Helmholtz resonator. There is a flexible silicone cap to close the open hole of resonator box. Just to prevent dirt to enter, as the box itself is closed off from the airbox itself. The nicest solution would be to remove the resonator chamber complety from the inside of the air-filter box. as it will free up some space above the filter for air to flow. However then I will need something else to close the hole in the airbox as in the current situation the neck of the resonator sticks through the hole, the IPD cap is fitted on this neck. When removing the box there will be no support to mount something on. I have seen the so called 'orange cap' suggested. But this cap is unavailable. Any other DIY alternatives that will work? Fabspeed has a cap that comes with their intake hose kit. http://www.fabspeed.com/996-carrera-...r-upgrade-kit/ It will fit from inside into the hole and screws into the existing holes where the renoator is fixed.

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I removed the complete resonator, then Dremel-tooled the top of the old resonator to mimic the Fabspeed neck and bonded the neck to top of airbox cover. Hasn't budged after thousands of miles.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Okay ... after some googling with slight different keywords then I used before starting this thread I came across this post https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...irbox-mod.html Here a 2inch 'gripper' plug is used to cap the hole.

POST 4Original post

I used the same Oatay plug, but to make it work I ended up buying two, with one on the inside. Easy.

POST 6Original post

What is the up side or benefit from removing the guts versus just capping it? I have the ipd comp plenum and just covered the opening with the provided cap. I’m always interested in tweaks to improve the car. Thanks!

POST 7Original post

The resonator cancels certain frequencies in the lower rpm ranges. Capping the top cancels the effect and allows a more distinct engine "voice" and a little more growl. I removed the resonator, entirely, since I didn't see a need for the obstruction to airflow after the filter and before the butterfly valve. Isn't more airflow the primary purpose for the mod kit in the first place?

POST 8Original post

Excellent. Thanks. I know what my next project is...

POST 9Original post

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Question which might be solved by this... I did the muffler delete, it was a bit too droney, so I installed the CC inserts. It eliminated the drone, but when the car is decelerating in gear it gets this raspy sound(almost ricer like). Would this resonator removal get rid of this sound ?

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No. Induction noise and exhaust noise are to different animals.

POST 11Original post

Astro, Are you referring to exhaust overrun burble noise? So you gutted the muffler or removed it? CC inserts? Any of these exhaust flow variables change flow rates, hence engine frequencies and noises. Exhaust noises are what you’re talking here. Resonator is intake side.

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My car has a WRX-like rasp when decelerating as well, and it�s quite loud. It got loud after I did the Fister hack. It�s loudest when the ECU cuts fuel during decel, and when cold. I don�t really care for that sound, but it�s not a big deal. I figure I could always replace the mufflers at some point.

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"Are you referring to exhaust overrun burble noise? So you gutted the muffler or removed it? CC inserts? Any of these exhaust flow variables change flow rates, hence engine frequencies and noises. Exhaust noises are what you�re talking here. Resonator is intake side." Yes, I removed the mufflers and just have the bypass pipes. Due to drone I installed Car Chemistry inserts which got rid of the drone, but must have changed the exhaust flow rates a little and I'm getting some of the sounds as described in the this other response. "My car has a WRX-like rasp when decelerating as well, and it�s quite loud. It got loud after I did the Fister hack. It�s loudest when the ECU cuts fuel during decel, and when cold. I don�t really care for that sound, but it�s not a big deal. I figure I could always replace the mufflers at some point." So when I started looking for threads which might address this issue I came upon the resonator one...

POST 14Original post

If your car is running rich, or if you're running sport cats or catless, the backfiring will be much more pronounced. My C4 with sport cats and Tubi mufflers made fantastic noises between gears.

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If you still have the old mufflers, see if putting them back solves the issue.

POST 16Original post

Unfortunately when I took them off I wrecked the brackets and mounting plates, so this is a costly repair and not really an option I want/need to pusue. I love the throatier sound and the deceleration burbles, etc... got rid of the drone, so it's just this minor annoyance rasp sound when letting off the gas(not a burble).

POST 17Original post

So here is a video of the rasp when I let off the gas...

POST 18Original post

I did muffle delete also, what are CC inserts please? never mind just saw car chemistry

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