whalesalad
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Hey Guys,
I was just reading a thread on the AWE Turbo outlet pipe (I know neuspeed makes one too) linky and some discussion was there on the BSH pipe and how it helps with a "full noisepipe delete".
I understand basic turbo/engine mechanics, but the TSI engine doesn't make any sense to me. Mind you, I havent been under the hood to actually tinker around other than opening it to look. As far as I know, for general turbo engines: Intake goes to intercooler (btw, does the TSI have an intercooler??), intercooler goes to TB, tb goes to intake, BANG, exhaust manifold, other side of turbo, down and out of the back.
So.. what do these Neuspeed/BSH/AWE outlet pipes do? What does the noise pipe do, and where is it connected in the overall chain?
I'm sure all of this will make more sense as soon as I start replacing things (I'm 20 and financing this car on my own, so I haven't bought anything worthwhile yet) but until then, I'd love to hear some explanation as to what a lot of these parts do.
And/or a link to a schematic or good explanation somewhere else would be appreciated as well
I was just reading a thread on the AWE Turbo outlet pipe (I know neuspeed makes one too) linky and some discussion was there on the BSH pipe and how it helps with a "full noisepipe delete".
I understand basic turbo/engine mechanics, but the TSI engine doesn't make any sense to me. Mind you, I havent been under the hood to actually tinker around other than opening it to look. As far as I know, for general turbo engines: Intake goes to intercooler (btw, does the TSI have an intercooler??), intercooler goes to TB, tb goes to intake, BANG, exhaust manifold, other side of turbo, down and out of the back.
So.. what do these Neuspeed/BSH/AWE outlet pipes do? What does the noise pipe do, and where is it connected in the overall chain?
I'm sure all of this will make more sense as soon as I start replacing things (I'm 20 and financing this car on my own, so I haven't bought anything worthwhile yet) but until then, I'd love to hear some explanation as to what a lot of these parts do.
And/or a link to a schematic or good explanation somewhere else would be appreciated as well