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Hyundai Tucson Intake

Old 10-12-2016, 04:48 PM
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Does anyone know if this is the correct intake for the 2016 Tucson 1.6T



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The person to ask is the seller or the manufacturer. If the seller says 'yes' and it doesn't fit, then it's on them and they should refund you. If the part number is correct, the manufacturer's hired monkeys in the call center should be able to tell you if it is suitable for your application.
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You could probably make one cheaper than that and throw a K&N filter on the end.
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Originally Posted by Visionz
You could probably make one cheaper than that and throw a K&N filter on the end.
Yeah i was thinking about that but it kills me that K7N doesn't even make a drop in filter yet.
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I'm pretty sure Visionz is referring to a cone filter on the end of a pipe, not a drop-in.



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