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    look here, bish Stormhammer's Avatar
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    Default whistling noise...

    I'm asking on behalf of my friend who somehow still owns 56k...

    anyways, it has a 20G, and one day the car detonated pretty badly, just went kachukPOW! After that, everytime his 20G spools up and boosts, it sounds similar to how a police siren sounds - I want to almost say he bent a blade or something but I have no idea


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    maybe its not getting any oil

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    its your fuel map, its got a nasty hole


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    so how would that effect the turbo spooling?

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    our TBI + 20g =detonation

    detonation+G54B =really bad

    Mine really dosn't leave the garage. People across the street think it is a tool bench.

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