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Originally Posted by Xanatos
The resonators are put there to create better flow. I don't know why you'd want to remove it.
When the valve closes right after intake air inside your intake has nowhere to go. A pressure wave is created as soon as the valve closes and that wave rebounds backwards towards the entry point. The resonators allow these high pressure air waves to expand allowing the new air that was sucked in to remain in your intake for the next cycle.
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That's just speculation and hasn't been shown to be the case in any testing with this car. The trd engineers didn't find them necessary on their griffon build car.
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