Subject	it's not nearly that loud
Posted by	Marshall on October 14, 2003 at 10:08 AM
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In Reply To	Im assuming you are referring to: posted by therinL on October 14, 2003 at 09:17 AM
Message	I used to never be able to hear the turbos. They were silent, except for a faint high pitched whistle that was audible during the onset of boost. But now, the sound of the turbo is easily recognizable. I can hear it spooling up and spooling down as I modulate the throttle. When I get on it and feather the throttle, I can hear it as if a jet is feathering the throttle of its turbofan. Not too loud, but loud enough to easily hear.
Follow Ups	My turbo is getting loud - Marshall 08:06:38 10/14/03 do you let your turbos cool a bit by idling after hard runs? - Technomancer 08:18:34 10/14/03 Yes, always. - Marshall 08:34:09 10/14/03 Same thing happened to me.. - Don-94FD 08:25:53 10/14/03 I haven't noticed any oil leaks yet. - Marshall 08:37:09 10/14/03 Im assuming you are referring to: - therinL 09:17:07 10/14/03 it's not nearly that loud - Marshall 10:08:20 10/14/03 Interesting...I have always been able to hear my turbos: - therinL 10:15:01 10/14/03 My turbos get slightly louder with the cold weather - - colocomp (Denver) 09:38:08 10/14/03 Yup, that's normal. (n/m) - ChristopherTheOne 10:25:51 10/14/03 Spend the $50-100 on a turbo timer and extend the life on - twinhairdryers 10:20:25 10/14/03 I always cooled mine down anyway. - Marshall 13:55:38 10/14/03 Sorry to hear, bro. I *WISH* I had that problem. - Arnel(Z32racing.com) 10:50:39 10/14/03 Re: Sorry to hear, bro. I *WISH* I had that problem. - Marshall 14:00:04 10/14/03 hey, i got some of those for sale too! :) (n/m) - LordZ 14:58:45 10/14/03
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