cold air intake question
cold air intake question
i was wondering if anyone bought the ebay intakes? i recently got mine and i didn't use all of the pieces. did anyone use all the pieces and where do each piece go. i can't find where to bolt down the plate with the hole in it. can someone give me some guidance and explain where each piece goes. i tried looking at peoples pics of the intake but still don't know where everything goes. tahnks
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The plates go over the box type part in the unibody. It replaces where the old box went. It bolts down to the braces witht he plastic part and where the coolent overflow resovor sits. I will go ahead and take some pics tomorrow for you.
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i have it, and i had a bunch of parts left over... its really confusing, but its nice once its it... u really dont need EVERYTHING.
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thanks clayton. did anyone figure out how to attach the pipe with two bends to the intake adaptor correctly? it seems that it won't go in flush. thanks guys
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u kinda gotta tug and pull and push and shuve and all that good stuff... adventualy it will "snap" in place. and wont move to far lol... its really not a "perfect" fit
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Ok. They are posted up on my Cardomain Site. Don't be as nice to the stuff. It involves a little pushing and whatnot. It is a tight sqeeze.
Page 8.
A removed my Resevore after the first pic to show you how I mounted the metal sheets or covers better.
Page 8.
A removed my Resevore after the first pic to show you how I mounted the metal sheets or covers better.
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i dont know about you guys but those pics helped me out alot clayton, to bad the ebay intakes didnt come with instructions on atleast how to assemble the intake
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I would be willing to write one but The pictures along should be good enough. When I install my BP engine I will take better pictures due to i will have the whole thing out.
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thank you clayton! i also did something that helped it out a little. when i put those covers on there, the intake seemed restrictive because the filter only gets air from a couple holes so i took my grinder and grinded a larger hole behind the bumper to expose the filter. now i can hear the intake a lot better. it's fun to drive
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Only reason i didn't do that is because i have the MS bumper so It has a hole that goes straight into that hole. I didn't want water to get in, so i kept the hole small. If you have the stock bumper then that should be perfect. That is what the they did on the Corksport MX-3.
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Hello all,
I am new here and I am interested in installing a CAI.
My request, Clayton can you take a picture of where the the Cone comes out of the body?
I am new here and I am interested in installing a CAI.
My request, Clayton can you take a picture of where the the Cone comes out of the body?
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Hm, I had mine installed a while ago but without the heatshield, because I didn't know where it went at the time. But anyway, I couldn't get to the tranny fluid checking thing. It was RIGHT under the tubing that connects to the TB.
I had to remove it, and use the old crappy black tube that comes with the car.
Anyone know how to get around that??
I had to remove it, and use the old crappy black tube that comes with the car.
Anyone know how to get around that??
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It is just something you have to work around. But the cone doesn't come out of the body at all. It is located in a box type area below the coolent overflow.
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is it just me or does the intake tube rub against the coolant reservoir?
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It all depends on how you use the peices, and how you locate them.Originally posted by johnboi85:
is it just me or does the intake tube rub against the coolant reservoir?
Personally, MY intake filters end is pressed RIGHT up againsed the back of the headlight. :p
Its okay though.