Yam, Ram, or big o SAM
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Yam, Ram, or big o SAM
when do you think the CAI is going to be done? will it fit my ****ty A spec ride or is it going to be like injens and just go behind the fan?
theres gotta be something for me in big o KOREA......
oh and YAM, you went over there? cool... how was the girls
theres gotta be something for me in big o KOREA......
oh and YAM, you went over there? cool... how was the girls
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Originally posted by Random:
Long. It will NOT fit the A-Spec. Not unless you want to move that damn canister.
Long. It will NOT fit the A-Spec. Not unless you want to move that damn canister.
you bastard! you never think about me sad.gif sad.gif sad.gif
no more lovin for you!
its cool thnx
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Hey long,
you can be like me (also with an A spec) and relo your battery to the trunk. A custom CAI fits real nice where the battery used to be. Draws air in through a little hole behind the turn signal. I can get pics if you'd like . . .
So far, one of the only options for us a-spec folks. That and putting a 90 degree elbow in the fenderwell for a traditional CAI.
ac
you can be like me (also with an A spec) and relo your battery to the trunk. A custom CAI fits real nice where the battery used to be. Draws air in through a little hole behind the turn signal. I can get pics if you'd like . . .
So far, one of the only options for us a-spec folks. That and putting a 90 degree elbow in the fenderwell for a traditional CAI.
ac
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That and putting a 90 degree elbow in the fenderwell for a traditional CAI.
That and putting a 90 degree elbow in the fenderwell for a traditional CAI.
That even doesn't work on "Revision-A's" Like Allexis has. Her canister was so fricking huge, you could not get a pipe bewtween it and the fenderwell.
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That even doesn't work on "Revision-A's" Like Allexis has. Her canister was so fricking huge, you could not get a pipe bewtween it and the fenderwell.
That even doesn't work on "Revision-A's" Like Allexis has. Her canister was so fricking huge, you could not get a pipe bewtween it and the fenderwell.
well my tube from the old SR intake fits in there but it had to do a nice turn. plus you can kind of see the tube if you looked behind the tire. its really tight but it can be done....
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well my tube from the old SR intake fits in there but it had to do a nice turn. plus you can kind of see the tube if you looked behind the tire. its really tight but it can be done....
In that case, you should be able to do the same by adding a 90 degree bend on the end of the SR intake. (Or KORE or MHP). However, Allexis's canister was SO big, no CAI tube would have fit in there if it was larger than about 1.5"
well my tube from the old SR intake fits in there but it had to do a nice turn. plus you can kind of see the tube if you looked behind the tire. its really tight but it can be done....
