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ChevyHighPerformance -> RE: H3 "True Flow" Air Intake System vibration (11/16/2006 6:51:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: tteazis Hi all, I am new to the Hummer H3 but I've done pretty much everything you can imagine with cars (racing, restoration, etc.). Anyway... I just passed the 500 miles on my '07 H3 and I installed the True Flow air intake system. You can see the intake here True Flow Intake for H3 I like the overall quality. It replaces the resonator portion and air filter but it retains the stock airbox. It is a nice setup. I am not sure about performance gains because my butt-dyno is not calibrated yet on the Hummer. The engine noise & vibration is a little higher at certain RPMs, but nothing bad. I have the stock exhaust. One thing that bugs me about the intake is that because the engine is more rigidly connected to the airbox, the airbox vibrates more and a rattle can be heard in the cabin, especially at idle. I loosened the connecting hoses and squeezed the airbox closer to the engine and the vibration was reduced but not gone. Is there another solution to this? Thanks, Theo. I made one of these a while ago. I had to use an F-body MAF-TB accordian type coupler to connecet between the air box and the resonator bypass tube. The I5 shakes alot and you'll need something in the air path to give. I've seen some colorado people trim the MAF section from the air box and let the K&N air filter and MAF wiggle inside the stock air box.
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