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Air Filter Fitment on Cold Air Intake

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    Air Filter Fitment on Cold Air Intake

    hey guys i just purchased an AEM cold air for my f22a6. the cold air tubing is 2.5'' and my ractive cone filter is 3'' inlet. i am going to install this today, is there any way that the filter can be tightened enough to fit onto the intake tubing or am i going to have to buy a new filter with a 2.5'' inlet? thanks

    oh, and is there something i can purchase at a hardware store or canadian tire that can be used to plug the vacuum line?
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    which vacuum line? If its the breather tube from the valve cover, hook it to the nipple on the intake pipe. If it doesn't have one, then just get one of those tiny cone filters for it.

    As for the line from the starting valve, I'm not sure what people do with 'em. It needs to be open to air. I think you can get a T fitting that will go inline with the breather hose, but the third nipple is small enough for the vacuum line.

    I've seen reducers at the auto stores, but they're meant to go onto hard piping.
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      to plug the vacuum line, AEM should have supplied a piece of grey foam that goes over it. That way, it can still be breathable.

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