I see now that the tube is rubbing on the metal under the hood. How did you go about getting a replacement tube? How did you contact them (Phone, Email, Mail)? It was free, correct? I hope so-- Just spent a hell of a lot of money on the exhaust and stage 2, I'M BROKE!.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

if you are talking about where it rubs against the bolt behind the headlight, just put a piece of rubber or something in between it to prevent scratching. that's what i did.

 

mine scractches too.. do you have a picture of your setup with the rubber?

 

do u mean the black metal part on the engine, its used to lift the engine out of the car.. mine does it too..

 

where the tube goes into the wheel well/fender. The metal circle thingy where the tube goes in is rubbing on my intake. I have a rubber hose there-- but it put a pretty deep scratch in it and i don't want it to rub through.

 

Theres a tiny mark on the top of mine from where it's hitting something under the hood. I'd imagine putting something on the hood that was semi soft would fix it but It's not that big of a deal.. Looks better than the one's w/ the huge dent IMO

 

im dissapointed on the fit of the intake, i would have expected a better fit from a company like injen.

 

so noone knows how to contact them the best?

 

I'm having ths same problem. My injen intake fits rather nice, but the hood support bracket hit the top of the intake tube when the hood is closed. Anyone have an easy fix for this issue?

 

i saw that the minute i installed it. i have a black zip tie holding it away

 

Holding it away? How so? Did you just remove the bracket? If theres no way around it, I'll have to just remove the bracket/hood support.

 

has anyone had this problem with their stock intake? i was looking yesterday and found the bolt behind the headlight was rubbing a hole in the stock intake...i was thinking about having the dealership fix it...anyone got any suggestions?

 

dealership definately won't fix it. just get a piece of rubber and put it between that bolt and the pipe. or get the new version of the injen pipe. don't take it to the dealership.

 

thats what i was thinking...i was working on the monitor of my computer and found rubber peice that fits perfect over the bolt...to hell with the monitor haha