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I have a few things that I've been meaning to ask about but keep forgetting.
First, pretty simple.
What is this?:
It mounts on the intake manifold and has coolant lines to the throttle body and air tubes to the intake. It appears to make noise sometimes when the ignition is on and engine off.
The picture is a spare I have laying around from an engine swap.
Second, I have a 10" subwoofer powered by an 1100w max amp (about 350w RMS). Not a whole lot but enough to shake a Festiva.
When I turn up the radio, the rear view mirror shakes and will vibrate until it turns down so low I only see the backseat. This is quite annoying as I am a mirror watcher- I keep track of all the cars around me when I drive.
I have removed the mirror as I saw two small phillips screws on top, but those are tight and I can't find a way to make the ball joint tighter.
I know some other people on here have subwoofers so I was wondering if anyone here has encountered this issue and found a solution.
I was thinking maybe some paper or something in the joint to add resistance/fill in space?
First, pretty simple.
What is this?:
It mounts on the intake manifold and has coolant lines to the throttle body and air tubes to the intake. It appears to make noise sometimes when the ignition is on and engine off.
The picture is a spare I have laying around from an engine swap.
Second, I have a 10" subwoofer powered by an 1100w max amp (about 350w RMS). Not a whole lot but enough to shake a Festiva.
When I turn up the radio, the rear view mirror shakes and will vibrate until it turns down so low I only see the backseat. This is quite annoying as I am a mirror watcher- I keep track of all the cars around me when I drive.
I have removed the mirror as I saw two small phillips screws on top, but those are tight and I can't find a way to make the ball joint tighter.
I know some other people on here have subwoofers so I was wondering if anyone here has encountered this issue and found a solution.
I was thinking maybe some paper or something in the joint to add resistance/fill in space?
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