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post Aug 7, 2008 - 1:14 AM
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recniabsal

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Ok I have a major slice in the tube for my stock air intake and so I am thinking of replacing the whole thing. I have a K&N filter and I drilled a big hole in the bottom of the air box. But I went to ebay.com and saw a cold air intake included with a K&N filter that would fit the intake. I have heard rumors that they perform ****ty during rain or winter. Its 105.00. Do you guys think its worth it performance wise? Cost isn't too much to me as long as it would last a long time and perform well.


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post Aug 7, 2008 - 1:42 AM
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dont get the ebay one because that one gets air from near your radiator but in fact it should be in the fender area where true cold air is. so its easier to build your own apparently, which i cant do because i dont have ANY of the tools >__> so... im in the same position you are >__<
post Aug 7, 2008 - 12:49 PM
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QUOTE (xredjokerx @ Aug 7, 2008 - 2:42 AM) *
dont get the ebay one because that one gets air from near your radiator but in fact it should be in the fender area where true cold air is. so its easier to build your own apparently, which i cant do because i dont have ANY of the tools >__> so... im in the same position you are >__<


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