I want to install a short intake w/ custom cold air box.
What is the best way to access the fender to remove the resonator, and install a ram air set up?
Would it be to remove the black panels near the wheel or remove the entire fender?
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isnt that there to stop mud and crap getting in your stock intake though??TheGreatAndPowerfulOz wrote:Just take out the black plastic fender liner.
I would say just remove the resonator and get some flexi 3 inch tub an run it to the foglight hole (remove the foglight.
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woo wrote:isnt that there to stop mud and crap getting in your stock intake though??TheGreatAndPowerfulOz wrote:Just take out the black plastic fender liner.
I would say just remove the resonator and get some flexi 3 inch tub an run it to the foglight hole (remove the foglight.
I don't think you understood what I was saying.
I meant, take the plastic fender liner out so you have easy access to remove the resinator and insall a CAI. Reinstall the plastic liner when you have finished installing the CAI. The liner is there toshield the under side of the car from mud, dirt & water.
I should have been more specific when I said that.
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