Verus Engineering Sound tube delete
Verus Engineering Sound tube delete
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Description
Clean up your engine bay! Manual transmission NDs come with a "sound tube", designed to transfer intake noise to the interior of the car. It's a bit of a goofy deal for a lightweight sports car. And you just know some of those hard plastic parts are eventually going to get brittle and break on you, which will cause a check engine light and the potential for foreign object damage in your engine.
Delete it with this simple kit! Insert the 6061-T6 aluminum adapter into the intake tube and attach the valve cover vent. Pop the plastic cap into the hole left in the firewall. Enjoy a 1 lb weight savings and a cleaner area underhood!
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Shipping
$9.99 flat rate shipping. Orders over $40 ship for free in the US!
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What does it fit?
Emissions
Emissions do not apply.
Warranty
1 year
SKU
Easy install, high quality parts, does what it's supposed to. I love it!
This is amazing.
No more engine sounds.
100% best mod ever.
It’s much quieter than before which is what I needed as I’m on the phone a LOT!
Yeah, the interior cabin sound tube effects were fun for a month, but they got to be a little grating. This ND sound tube delete kit was an easy install and fit perfectly. The car is still loud on wide open throttle, (as it should be), but around town driving is easier to live with now.
...as I doubt Mazda would sell any!
For my '18 ND, I ordered the Delete, at the same time I ordered the rear sequential turn signals, AND the LED cool white interior and trunk bulb. All plug-n-play, so it made for an exciting 1/2 hour of labor! There was more work in pinning the trunk carpet back in place, than there was putting parts on!
Now, I have bitchin'(sorry Dave K.) and updated lighting, and with the Delete, I've no more annoying engine noise that didn't do anything but, well, annoy. What's the point of a Bose stereo system, if the engine noise bleeds all over it? I can now lower the volume level to 30, when it needed 45+ before!
The best part of all? My 10mm socket was "right there" the whole time...