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Old 04-16-2008, 10:17 PM
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is a hydroshield totally necessary? or is it just piece of mind for those of us who are ****?

edit: sorry I didn't read page 2. now I just saw the very last post prior to mine. Thanks
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is a hydroshield totally necessary? or is it just piece of mind for those of us who are ****?

edit: sorry I didn't read page 2. now I just saw the very last post prior to mine. Thanks
If you drive AT ALL in rain, snow, mist, heavy fog, whatever, your dry filter will get soaking wet. I didn't believe it until I pulled mine out a week after I had drove in heavy rain. It was still wet.
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Subscribed..MY CAI/SRI should be here the 29th!
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shouldnt your clamp tighteners(tbolt or worm i cant tell) be positioned at opposite sides? thought i heard this some where
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You mean faced in opposite directions?
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Originally Posted by monkeiboy
Less weight. and ALOT more air flow up into the engine with the gap opened up.
Is that the tube below the air filter that just seems open, and not being used?
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Is that the tube below the air filter that just seems open, and not being used?
It generally doesn't look like a tube. More like a boxy attachment with a tube on one end and a belled pipe on the other. You CAN'T have it in there and have a CAI. We were talking about leaving it in there for a SRI, and I was telling him that he should take it out anyway to get a little more airflow.
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Originally Posted by monkeiboy
It generally doesn't look like a tube. More like a boxy attachment with a tube on one end and a belled pipe on the other. You CAN'T have it in there and have a CAI. We were talking about leaving it in there for a SRI, and I was telling him that he should take it out anyway to get a little more airflow.
Yeah, I just installed my SRI. What's the best way to take it out?
Old 08-18-2008, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by tambrico
Yeah, I just installed my SRI. What's the best way to take it out?
Either go through the plastic Wheel well liner and under body liner like in this How to. Or you can "possibly" remove the headlight and headlight mount and get that thing out through there. I don't know if the second one is possible though. It doesn't look like it will fit through. That's why I did the How to the way that I did it.
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Originally Posted by monkeiboy
Either go through the plastic Wheel well liner and under body liner like in this How to. Or you can "possibly" remove the headlight and headlight mount and get that thing out through there. I don't know if the second one is possible though. It doesn't look like it will fit through. That's why I did the How to the way that I did it.
Thanks. I just took it out. That thing was a bitch to get out.
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i will be useing this today im ready for my intake
Old 10-13-2008, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by cobaltss86
i will be useing this today im ready for my intake
cool deal, what kind?
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Saved this write up for tomorrow! My injen intake from Brandon97Z is coming tomorrow, 4/30 and i'm for sure installing it after work. Great how to!
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edit- Just so your aware, It IS a Torx bit, not a hex head bolt. BUT, I didn't realize that at the time (It was getting dark) and I made it happen with an allen wrench without realizing. So it can be done without picking up a T-30 sized Torx wrench from whereever.
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so how much hp do you think you get out of the intake?
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Originally Posted by zerosk8ter83
so how much hp do you think you get out of the intake?
won't be more then 5hp realistically
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Talking hmmm

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won't be more then 5hp realistically
so whats better a short ram or cold air? cuz im debating on how the cold air intake can gimme more power then a short ram if the filter is located in the bottom corner were hardly any air goes through.
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anyone have problems with throwing codes after installing a CAI?? bought 1 for my 2.4L runs good for a bit then starts making the car run shitty....

has a ram air thing which i havent hooked up yet, that make a difference?
everyone remove the lower air box part?
it is an oil filter, do they come oiled or do you have to oil them?
its a Weapon R intake, figured i'd try them out but so far disappointed.....
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the oil may have messed up the maf...
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Originally Posted by conerboner
the oil may have messed up the maf...
doesnt mess up nothing once i reinstall the stock intake, have thought the same.. but if it dont mess up with the stock one then that shouldnt be it.
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Originally Posted by zerosk8ter83
so whats better a short ram or cold air? cuz im debating on how the cold air intake can gimme more power then a short ram if the filter is located in the bottom corner were hardly any air goes through.
depends on what your looking for. a short ram will generally give you better low end response where a CAI will tend to give you more of a mid to high range effect

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anyone have problems with throwing codes after installing a CAI?? bought 1 for my 2.4L runs good for a bit then starts making the car run shitty....

has a ram air thing which i havent hooked up yet, that make a difference?
everyone remove the lower air box part?
it is an oil filter, do they come oiled or do you have to oil them?
its a Weapon R intake, figured i'd try them out but so far disappointed.....
find out what the code is. the oil may have done something to the maf but if it doesn't do it when you put the stock on then chances are you have a leak after the maf, which will cause a run lean code to pop up
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Why r there so many threads that have 56k beware and other things like that about 56k?
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Because the thread has large pictures that would take a modem user a long time to downlaod.


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