botsok
Super Veteran
if your AIS is still plugged (stock setup) in our bike, i think the resonator has the same effect with this, because it is connected to the intake manifold,, but it has also effect on the exhaust (if still connected on stock form). AIS is somehow injecting fresh air into the exhaust system (causing the popping sound)..
by Removing the AIS (to become pop corn free), your resonator will be ineffective..
this tip is just like reconnecting the resonator to the intake manifold..
on stock form AIS is connected in this flow,
intake manifold-cylinder head cover (sort of a valve for AIS, dont know the name)-resonator-air box..
the resonator is still connected to the intake manifold (if AIS still active) but it passes through the valve like thing on the top of the cylinder head cover..
(pic courtesy of traxxas)
don't know the name of this..
but by removing the AIS, you will just cover the two openings (of the pic above) because it will have no use. or like mine which is already removed,, just improvise for the cover.
if the AIS is removed, you can just connect the resonator directly to the intake manifold.
Sorry for the bad english..
btw, if your AIS is still active, there is no need for this..
but i know that most of our AIS on our t135 has been removed,, for pop corn free purposes..
by Removing the AIS (to become pop corn free), your resonator will be ineffective..
this tip is just like reconnecting the resonator to the intake manifold..
on stock form AIS is connected in this flow,
intake manifold-cylinder head cover (sort of a valve for AIS, dont know the name)-resonator-air box..
the resonator is still connected to the intake manifold (if AIS still active) but it passes through the valve like thing on the top of the cylinder head cover..
(pic courtesy of traxxas)
don't know the name of this..
but by removing the AIS, you will just cover the two openings (of the pic above) because it will have no use. or like mine which is already removed,, just improvise for the cover.
if the AIS is removed, you can just connect the resonator directly to the intake manifold.
Sorry for the bad english..
btw, if your AIS is still active, there is no need for this..
but i know that most of our AIS on our t135 has been removed,, for pop corn free purposes..
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