intake install estimate
#11
RE: intake install estimate
Do if yourself you can't really messed anyting up. Everything is pretty much common sense. It is very very very easy that you'll understand what I mean when you start working on it. Im sure that the person your giving to intall is probaly excited because they get $50 for pretty much doing nothing. Take our word for it. Its very easy. If you run into problem just ask us.
#14
RE: intake install estimate
ORIGINAL: justinprime
Alright. I've been convinced. I'll do it on my own, but I definitely want to find a DIY for some training wheels. I think I get the idea though and have read some on it. You basically get rid of the rubber tubing and that box it's connected to. Then put in the new tubing and take it down to the fender/bumper, right?
Alright. I've been convinced. I'll do it on my own, but I definitely want to find a DIY for some training wheels. I think I get the idea though and have read some on it. You basically get rid of the rubber tubing and that box it's connected to. Then put in the new tubing and take it down to the fender/bumper, right?
hope that helps
#15
RE: intake install estimate
ORIGINAL: Pete
yea, i mean when youre under the car its a long way to the fridge for a miller light.
yea, i mean when youre under the car its a long way to the fridge for a miller light.
I used to think that I was "not good with tools/cars and stuff," until my friend handed me a wrench and said "suck it up." I can't thank him enough for doing that, because today, there isn't a job I won't tackle. I promise that by the end of this install, you'll have a new found respect and confidence in yourself.
#17
RE: intake install estimate
i thought the same thing you thought, but i did it with my friend and it took 45 min. the only problem was one of the bolts on the stock intake was extremely stripped for some reason, so we had to drill it out. other than that, it is just a matter of figuring it out but you don't have to worry about really messing anything up. the only other thing you may need is to get new plastic stick in screws for the wheel well cover because you will have to break them off to put the filter on the end of the cold air. other than that just simple screwing and unscrewing. i didn't even disconnect my battery like a lot of other people said to and i haven't had any problems. afterwards you will feel the difference, nothing ridiculous, but it is cool when you put the pedal to the metal and hear that thing screaming.
#19
RE: intake install estimate
so I installed it with someone that knew what they were doing. It was kind of a pain in the ***. Lots of hard-to-reach places and some damned u-shaped rubber pipe that was hard as **** to get out. But putting the thing on was easy. My kit came with some mounting brackets tho and I don't know where to put those.
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thanks for the help and advice.
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thanks for the help and advice.
up next... thinking header.