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997.2 Resonator block-off

MattyR

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Is there anyway to block off the resonator connected to the main air intake hose; thus producing a fruitier note to an otherwise standard 997.2 Carrera?

Is there a silicone cap one can obtain which allows the original hose to be re-attached so all appears standard?

Cheers!
 
MattyR said:
Is there anyway to block off the resonator connected to the main air intake hose; thus producing a fruitier note to an otherwise standard 997.2 Carrera?

Is there a silicone cap one can obtain which allows the original hose to be re-attached so all appears standard?

Cheers!

Does yours definitely have a resonator? My 2010 C2 air box doesn't have one at all as I was hoping to take a vacuum feed from it but the design of my air box is different to a C2S it seems.
 
Cut the top off shampoo bottle, fitted under the connector, works a treat! £0 :D ... on a Gen1
 
You need to make a sketch of what you want then get someone like me to turn you one up out of aluminium.
 
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Matty, the gen2 does have a resonator and unlike the GTS that has 6 modes in the resonator the S only has 1 mode , it is integrated unlike the gen1 resonator . this I think is the reason there is no mod fix for it.
I have read numerous reports of guys changing the openings on the bottom of the gen2 airbox and adding white mesh , has yours got no mesh or black mesh if so it seems changing it to the white mesh type will give a sound upgrade. I haven't done this mod so can only say what I have read. Personally I started with BMC sports filters which gave a small sound gain then fitted a fabspeed carbon twin code performance induction , this made a considerable induction note gain.

Personally and not knowing what you have or haven't done to get a better noice from the car , but start with BMC sports filters circa £150 then fit a rear muffler bypass circa £300 then if you still not exited by the sound of your gen2 then options are gundo hack the rear boxes circa £300 or fit an aftermarket sports exhaust anything from £800 to £5k .

If you decide to do the same as me and go for the fabspeed twin cone you will need a remap as the parameters are to big for the car to relearn the values. :thumb: :thumb:
 

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Thanks gentlemen, outstanding as always. Phil, nice response, thank you.

It would seem that the gen 2 is an integrated resonator (more Googling!). Alas, I was hoping for a quick fix like the gen 1 and my old 993.

My car is totally standard, which seems daft. It's my daily right now and I've done about 5k miles so just working out what direction I want to take things. There's some truly inspiring threads on this forum.

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I'll gladly pay for one made from you Alex - 996 C4 2001
Let me know fella...
 
Phil 997 said:
the gen2 does have a resonator

Mine doesn't (3.6). :dont know:
 

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