Mercedes c36 Intake and exhaust.
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1995 C 36 AMG; 1992 W124 300E (M103 Ex Mosselman TT KIT) was 320hp @10psi now stock :(
Yes but the noise was there even on the stock setup i have changed all the seakers all are Fosgate, new wires , new High quality AMPS one is Alpine the other a Fosgate. Kenwood Head Uint. still the noise is there even when all the wires of the speakers are un plugged
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Get some ferrite beads and run them on all of your RCA wiring, that should get rid of the RF interference and eliminate the "whine"
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1995 C 36 AMG; 1992 W124 300E (M103 Ex Mosselman TT KIT) was 320hp @10psi now stock :(
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Ferrite beads employ the mechanism of high dissipation of high frequency currents in a ferrite to build high frequency noise suppression devices
Here is a link to a picture of one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cable_end.JPG
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Is that what those thingys are called?!?! I wondered what the hell those things were!
Let me ask you, I'm getting high-pitch interference on my HD TV, which is connected to my cable box thru an HDMI cable. I thought using a hi-def connecter like a HDMI cable is supposed to reduce interference? I just checked and none of the HDMI cables I am using employs these "ferrite beads". Is this something I can retro-fit to each cable?
Let me ask you, I'm getting high-pitch interference on my HD TV, which is connected to my cable box thru an HDMI cable. I thought using a hi-def connecter like a HDMI cable is supposed to reduce interference? I just checked and none of the HDMI cables I am using employs these "ferrite beads". Is this something I can retro-fit to each cable?
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Is that what those thingys are called?!?! I wondered what the hell those things were!
Let me ask you, I'm getting high-pitch interference on my HD TV, which is connected to my cable box thru an HDMI cable. I thought using a hi-def connecter like a HDMI cable is supposed to reduce interference? I just checked and none of the HDMI cables I am using employs these "ferrite beads". Is this something I can retro-fit to each cable?
Let me ask you, I'm getting high-pitch interference on my HD TV, which is connected to my cable box thru an HDMI cable. I thought using a hi-def connecter like a HDMI cable is supposed to reduce interference? I just checked and none of the HDMI cables I am using employs these "ferrite beads". Is this something I can retro-fit to each cable?
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Just saw my GruppeM was mentioned in this thread. Don't know if anybody commented on the sound, but my C36 sounded better under WOT than any car I have ever owned or heard. During back road runs with multiple car clubs and groups, people always talked about it. Most people commented that they thought a Ferrari was passing them. The intake is also amazing looking. Looks good under the hood of my Cossie coming off the Garrett too