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    cai install

    need a lil info. i just ordered a cold air intake system to replace my current underhood intake. as all whomever have delt with ebay knows that most of there stuff come with no instructions. i was needing to know if there is anything about how to route the plumbing or is it pretty easy to figure out. it should be here in the next few days so any info would be appreciated.
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    It is pretty easy to do yourself. You will see what needs to be taken out. There are 2 vacuum lines that you have to take out, one is on the drivers side of the IM and it gets a little piece of foam. The one that is on top of the tb, just put a cap on it. Other than that, you will see where the original hole is for the air box. You will have to increase that to a little bigger than the intake you have. Im sure someone will have pics or something of what im talkin about.

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      here u go bro,

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        #4
        thanks for all the info. im sure it will make my install easier.

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          That short length rubber hose that's supplied with the AEM CAI system goes to the cam gear ventilation, why do this? Why not just attached a foam filter/breather of some kind and plug the hole on the intake piping. I'd rather keep my intake system free of carbon build-up etc and keep the max. potential performance of my engine.

          Am I wrong or confused here? What you all think? I think AEM says to do this because their system wouldn't be legal if they didn't include these instructions. I plan to block off my EGR as well, for the same reasons.
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            just wanted to say thanks for all your help with this iinstall. it actually went on easier than i thought. i love it. it definatley made the car feel a lil more ballsy, especially in the upper rpm range. it also sounds great too. thanks again

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              you should hav just saved for an AEM that way you would actually get performance out of it thats why for now untill i can get an AEM or something alongs those lines i have the CAI filter and stock pipe so i only spent $5

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