T_Money

maybe a CAI?

very clean man!

mmm fast

:)

Hey mate,

This guy sell's simota CAI's

http://stores.ebay.com.au/LLT-Racing

Just send him message and see if he has any left. I have one on my 1zz and its pretty good. Under 300 brand new and i can guarantee its good for out cars.

pic as below

she is generally just a S#&T person...

Engine noise is caused by 2 main problems.

1) The grounding of your amps is average or;

2) Your amp power cables and RCA (amp input) cables are running next to one another.

As stated the grounding points in the corolla aren't all that flash hot. However i found that placing the earthing cables under the front chair rail bolt worked very well for the door speaker amp and under the child restraint mounting bolt in the rear for the sub.

Separating the RCA input cables form the power cable also works a treat. The high current being drawn through the power cable creates a magnetic field which in turn makes the high pitch whining (which often changes in tone with rpm as the alternator creates more charge). Separating the two by any distance will help. Around 10-15 cm is preferable.

If none of this works you can purchase car audio noise filter. These cost around $30 form jaycar and will fix your problem. An car stereo line isolation transformer is also another good option that if used with the nose filter will guarantee a noise free car stereo setup! (all up these two items will cost about $50)

Hope this has been of help :D

mmmmm thats only slightly dodgey

thats an awesome car man! good work

Great to know.

I'll be shopping around soon as AAMI just told me that they wont be renewing my policy as i have too many mods

Hey Guys

Ever since I have installed my stereo (amps etc) my +ve battery connection has been oxidizing quite badly. My current one will have to be replaced soon and im just wondering is this is a regular problem and whether or not it can be stopped.

I have tried an anti-corrosion product after cleaning the connection properly with boiling water etc but the problem still persists!

Any takers???

Cheers

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In more ways than one :P

Cheers

Hey Guys

Ever since I have installed my stereo (amps etc) my +ve battery connection has been oxidizing quite badly. My current one will have to be replaced soon and im just wondering is this is a regular problem and whether or not it can be stopped.

I have tried an anti-corrosion product after cleaning the connection properly with boiling water etc but the problem still persists!

Any takers???

Cheers