View Poll Results: Does your FAST intake make a hissing/sucking sound (especially at cold idle)?
Yes, a hissing sound is normal with a FAST intake
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No, my intake does not make any strange sounds
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Mine makes a lot of noise on first start but once warm the sucking sound gets quieter.
It's also a little different with my current throttle body versus the Fast 90mm brand tb I had before. Leads me the believe the sound is mostly a whistle from the smaller aftermarket IAC opening.
Smoothing the rough edges of that might help reduce the noise.
It's also a little different with my current throttle body versus the Fast 90mm brand tb I had before. Leads me the believe the sound is mostly a whistle from the smaller aftermarket IAC opening.
Smoothing the rough edges of that might help reduce the noise.
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Confirmed - the noise is coming from the IAC; turning in the TB stop to lower the IAC value from around 70 to just 30 at idle eliminated the noise.
I'll take ThunderStruck's suggestion to try smoothing out the IAC paths in the TB.
Thanks guys.
I'll take ThunderStruck's suggestion to try smoothing out the IAC paths in the TB.
Thanks guys.
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As mrvedit said crack open the throttle blade more to drop your IRC count down to around 30. Too much air is having to pass through the IAC passages to maintain an idle and this is causing the hissing sound. In the older model GM service manuals there is a procedure of this adjustment. I’m sure it is still in the manuals for the newer model cars also.
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add me to the list, I have a fast 92/92 combo and it has done that since install. I now have a chris 1313 ac version and it did not make it louder, its still the same. but does seem to go away after a while, or could just be im not paying that much attention to it after I start the car up.
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I probably notice it more because my 419ci stroker with 19* overlap cam needs a lot of air just to idle. Even with the throttle stop adjusted to 30 IAC when warm, it is at 200 on a cold start and the noise is very noticeable.
At least I know that the problem is the TB and not the intake now.
Thanks again.
At least I know that the problem is the TB and not the intake now.
Thanks again.
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This is the correct answer. My LSXrt intake, while being huge and noisy has led to more than one person asking me what supercharger I'm running. Nope, no supercharger...just a noisy intake when IAC is wide open. It does get quieter when the IAC counts get down to the 120 range or so, but never silent. I would advise anyone running a good sized cam to NOT lower your IAC counts to 20. You will have a bad time.
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This is the correct answer. My LSXrt intake, while being huge and noisy has led to more than one person asking me what supercharger I'm running. Nope, no supercharger...just a noisy intake when IAC is wide open. It does get quieter when the IAC counts get down to the 120 range or so, but never silent. I would advise anyone running a good sized cam to NOT lower your IAC counts to 20. You will have a bad time.