HIGH PITCHED SCREECH AT 0.5 BAR BOOST

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Postby Rambo » Fri 24.08.2007, 22:46

1. Philip_sloper SE, standard, standard, no screech
2. geoffsmith S2, standard, standard, screecher
3. Algirdas CalFed, standard, standard, screecher
4. Rambo - SE, standard, standard, no screech

PS Guys think we probably need to add whether we're screeching or not ? I've edited the above - please correct if its wrong
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Postby Monty » Fri 24.08.2007, 22:56

1. Philip_sloper SE, standard, standard, no screech
2. geoffsmith S2, standard, standard, screecher
3. Algirdas CalFed, standard, standard, screecher
4. Rambo - SE, standard, standard, no screech
5. Monty - SE, circumcised, Stiffy, No screech + the extra silencer :-D
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Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 24.08.2007, 23:00

1. Philip_sloper SE, standard, standard, screecher
2. geoffsmith S2, standard, standard, screecher
3. Algirdas CalFed, standard, standard, screecher
4. Rambo - SE, standard, standard, no screech
5. Monty - SE, circumcised, Stiffy, No screech + the extra silencer

Philip's does screech Rambo. Honestly, can't be trusted you lot. :wink:

Anyway, I've got a new theory. I'll post tomorrow.
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Postby philip_sloper » Fri 24.08.2007, 23:15

The idea was to detail those with the screech, not those without! If only people with the screech respond, there will be no confusion and no need to mess with other peoples data...
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Postby Tim A » Sat 25.08.2007, 15:19

I have the screech....

The car, I think is reasonably standard but for the Peco....

Has anyone had any more ideas since this thread ran out of steam ?

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Postby bobface » Sat 25.08.2007, 16:57

[quote="geoffsmith"]1. Philip_sloper SE, standard, standard, screecher
2. geoffsmith S2, standard, standard, screecher
3. Algirdas CalFed, standard, standard, screecher
4. Rambo - SE, standard, standard, no screech
5. Monty - SE, circumcised, Stiffy, No screech + the extra silencer
6. bobface - S2, standard, standard, screech at ~6k rpm regardless of boost
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Postby philip_sloper » Sat 25.08.2007, 17:09

So far we have a list of screechers data as follows:

1. Philip_Sloper: SE, standard, standard, screecher
2. geoffsmith: S2, standard, standard, screecher
3. Algirdas: CalFed, standard, standard, screecher
4. bobface: S2, standard, standard, screech at ~6k rpm regardless of boost
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 25.08.2007, 19:32

Philip, I think it's worth keeping a note of the none screechers as well, just in case there is some difference between the two groups, but I agree with you that they should be separate - list to follow so that we keep it nice and simple and not bogged down with carp.

The tenuous theory I had last night was that it was on the low pressure side of the turbo (go on then, laugh all you like). When I was looking for an easy way into the oil filter, I pushed the exit pipe off the dustbin; there is not a lot keeping it in place and there is a plastic lip which acts as a seal. Still thinking it sounds like vibrating reed/leaf of grass and with Algirdas' observation that it was front left hand side, it made sense at the time. To alter the resistance of the dustbin, I changed the paper filter for a K&N filter (thanks Algirdas) that I happened to have lying around in the loft and to try to improve the seal, I wrapped some self-amalgamating tape (thanks Algirdas) around the exit pipe and made sure with a cable tie.

There would appear to be no difference - it is still shreeking at ~6k revs. :evil:

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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 25.08.2007, 19:33

Screechers:

1. Philip_Sloper: SE, standard, standard
2. geoffsmith: S2, standard, standard, screech at ~6k rpm regardless of boost
3. Algirdas: CalFed, standard, standard
4. bobface: S2, standard, standard, screech at ~6k rpm regardless of boost
5. TimA: ??,???????, ?????????


None screechers:

1. Rambo - SE, standard, standard
2. Monty - SE, circumcised, Stiffy, + the extra silencer
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Postby Tim A » Sat 25.08.2007, 20:59

Tim A : SE : Standard : Standard : Screeches towards top of rev range
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Postby algirdas » Mon 27.08.2007, 06:28

Dear Phil:

I think we better keep track of both screechers and non-screechers. The real challenge will come if there are non-screechers in the same configuration with screechers.

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Postby algirdas » Mon 27.08.2007, 06:43

Dear Geoff:

From where do you think the sound is coming from on your car?

Your test this weekend has inspired me to look at everythng from the air cleaner to the intake hose to the throttle body. I hope I have enough extreme tape.

I'm now leaning toward the seams on the intercooler being the potential culprit, but I am the first to admit that there is very little intelligence behind these guesses on my part.

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Postby Humph » Mon 27.08.2007, 19:30

Late one to the party

Humph - SE, standard, standard.

Has screeched since fitment.
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Postby philip_sloper » Mon 27.08.2007, 22:25

Screechers so far:

1. Philip_Sloper: SE, standard, standard
2. geoffsmith: S2, standard, standard, screech at ~6k rpm regardless of boost
3. Algirdas: CalFed, standard, standard
4. bobface: S2, standard, standard, screech at ~6k rpm regardless of boost
5. Tim A : SE : Standard : Standard : Screeches towards top of rev range
6. Humph - SE, standard, standard.

Any more? What about Jimbo, who started this thread?
Last edited by philip_sloper on Mon 27.08.2007, 22:28, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: High Pitched Screech

Postby philip_sloper » Mon 27.08.2007, 22:27

algirdas wrote:Dear Phil:

I think we better keep track of both screechers and non-screechers. The real challenge will come if there are non-screechers in the same configuration with screechers.

Sincerely,

Algirdas


OK, but let's just try to get a definitive list of the screechers first.
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Postby algirdas » Wed 29.08.2007, 02:44

Dear Geoff:

Driving back from the LOG yesterday confused me. I'm back to suspecting the muffler. Yesterday it appeared to be coming from the rear of the car.

This one really has me scratching my head.

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Postby Gazza » Wed 29.08.2007, 15:40

Avonvilla used to have a exhaust from SJ I think, that used to screech at a certain rev limit. You could clearly tell it was the rear back box when you placed your head near the rear drivers wheel and someone else dipped the accelerator to about 5000 rpm, then disappear at 6000rpm. Sure it was the baffles inside the rear box that was knackered.

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Postby Enright » Wed 29.08.2007, 18:48

Gazza, do you mean his original or aftermarket system?
Cos I bought his 2 1/4" SS system from him and have never had a screech from it, although it's by no means quiet!
Striking fear into the hearts of duplicate posts everywhere...! :P

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Postby algirdas » Thu 30.08.2007, 04:57

Dear Geoff:

On a positive note (pardon the pun), the screech does serve as a nerd alert during power runs.

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Postby Gazza » Thu 30.08.2007, 15:36

Neil

If I remember rightly, the one he sold you was too loud for him and he replaced it with an SJ, which screeched.

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