Disable Fake Engine Noise

[Driven District]

This guy is wound a little too tight. I've seen his videos before. He acts like I did in my twenties. MODS MODS MODS! Calm down Dominic Torreto.

To each their own though I guess.

HAHAHA I barely come on here but just saw this lol I love modifying my cars, I know it's not for everyone but since high school I don't think I've had a car that I didn't modify (25+ cars).

But yea that video was completely stock with a microphone by the exhaust and engine bay for anyone curious.

Now have an MBRP Exhaust, aFe Takeda intake that I just installed few weeks ago. Still need to edit that video which I have some sound comparisons of Stock vs K&N Drop-In vs aFe Takeda for anyone curious. Wheels and a drop. Trying to go slow on this car to keep some warranty intact. The S2000 just got supercharged so working on that now and plan to just do little things to the Type S (for the time being )

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[ABPDE5]

HAHAHA I barely come on here but just saw this lol I love modifying my cars, I know it's not for everyone but since high school I don't think I've had a car that I didn't modify (25+ cars).

But yea that video was completely stock with a microphone by the exhaust and engine bay for anyone curious.

Now have an MBRP Exhaust, aFe Takeda intake that I just installed few weeks ago. Still need to edit that video which I have some sound comparisons of Stock vs K&N Drop-In vs aFe Takeda for anyone curious. Wheels and a drop. Trying to go slow on this car to keep some warranty intact. The S2000 just got supercharged so working on that now and plan to just do little things to the Type S (for the time being )

I like the vids, man! The mic placement is cool. It sets you apart, and I enjoy the perspective on the sound.

 

[mugendc4]

HAHAHA I barely come on here but just saw this lol I love modifying my cars, I know it's not for everyone but since high school I don't think I've had a car that I didn't modify (25+ cars).

But yea that video was completely stock with a microphone by the exhaust and engine bay for anyone curious.

Now have an MBRP Exhaust, aFe Takeda intake that I just installed few weeks ago. Still need to edit that video which I have some sound comparisons of Stock vs K&N Drop-In vs aFe Takeda for anyone curious. Wheels and a drop. Trying to go slow on this car to keep some warranty intact. The S2000 just got supercharged so working on that now and plan to just do little things to the Type S (for the time being )

How is the sound comparison in the cabin with the K&N Drop-In versus the Takeda. I have a Sprint/Spoon drop-in and can barely hear any of the "whoosh" sound if Windows are up. Debating to upgrade to the Takeda for the better sound factor lol.

 

[Driven District]

How is the sound comparison in the cabin with the K&N Drop-In versus the Takeda. I have a Sprint/Spoon drop-in and can barely hear any of the "whoosh" sound if Windows are up. Debating to upgrade to the Takeda for the better sound factor lol.

Hey! Just made this thread here since I actually had a video already up comparing OEM vs K&N Filter vs aFe Takeda intake sounds. OEM filter to K&N Drop-In sounded almost the same honestly. aFe Takeda was much more pronounce in sound: https://www.integraforums.com/forum...fe-takeda-intake-sounds-integra-type-s.52759/

 

[Wolfnman2000]

I took a quick look at the power distribution, bcm and exterior lights diagrams. Mitchell lets me print the diagrams, I can't save diagrams to send, at least here at home.

There are two fuses (27 and 30) that send constant 12v to the lamp assemblies, both 15a in the underhood fuse box. Based on what I see, there is NO 12v feed to the headlights for hi-low, it's all done with 5v signal lines from the bcm to the modules within the lamps themselves.

You can test this at the left lamp, light blue, 12v feed; black, ground; purple, turn signal input; red and blue, I can only guess, as they aren't labeled yet. Beam control and/or drl control.

Disconnecting the headlamp key on, will probably set codes in the bcm.

Something to try. When the print dialogue pops up, select Print to PDF as your printer. This will allow you to Save a PDF of whatever you're printing.

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