Progressive controller for noise...
Mar 29, 2007 | 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by trucksnoobie
control purposes?
Would it be crazy to want to use a progressive controller to disguise the exhaust note when the nitrous hits?
Would it be crazy to want to use a progressive controller to disguise the exhaust note when the nitrous hits?
nitrous doesn't change the exhaust note/tone...it will only cause the enging to rev faster as it is making more power
Mar 29, 2007 | 03:29 PM
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Right, I should have been more clear.
You can hear, for the most part, when the nitrous hits. Like you said, the engine revs faster, more violent explosion, you can just hear the change from NA to N2O, when it hits.
Would the use use of a progressive controller make the transition from NA to N2O harder to hear?
Example...wouldn't it be harder to hear the NA->75->125 progression rather than the NAto 125 shot?
You can hear, for the most part, when the nitrous hits. Like you said, the engine revs faster, more violent explosion, you can just hear the change from NA to N2O, when it hits.
Would the use use of a progressive controller make the transition from NA to N2O harder to hear?
Example...wouldn't it be harder to hear the NA->75->125 progression rather than the NAto 125 shot?
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