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Explorer whining?

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Is it supposed to be whining? Noticeable only outside the car and idling
 

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i’ve noticed strange noises as well when it’s idling or when feathering the throttle trying to drive away quietly.. almost like the turbo spool is electronic.. not sure if that makes sense.. got louder with a tune, and then drowned out by an exhaust.. let’s see what an aftermarket intake does to the noise.. just need a company to make a damn intake already
 

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i’ve noticed strange noises as well when it’s idling or when feathering the throttle trying to drive away quietly.. almost like the turbo spool is electronic.. not sure if that makes sense.. got louder with a tune, and then drowned out by an exhaust.. let’s see what an aftermarket intake does to the noise.. just need a company to make a damn intake already
Yeah we need an intake, I put in a drop in filter which literally does nothing
 

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i’m almost considering making my own with aluminum tubing but that’s just me being impatient.. have you checked out all the piping going on in there? there’s a ram air tube from the grill to the air box and then two plastic tubes leading to the turbos.. i mean, it’s a good design for cold air, but must be awful for turbulence within the system.. i don’t know, i’m not an engineer..
 



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