I need INJEN CAI install instructions. Does anyone have these up on a website? Thanks

 

This site's instruction is the same for our 4th gen. Good Luck. Isn't that hard. Had it done last weekend.
http://www.greghome.com/Greg's%20Gar...SE/ColdAir.htm

 

Its really simple, i installed mine without removing the battery. It only took about 15 min. I had a popcharger before so all the original air box stuff had been removed already.

 

anyone have dynos with just the injen intake and no other mod's?

 

I would like to see this intake compared to a Frankencar. It looks really nice and all and most people love thiers, but it is just so expensinve. Most places i have seen it sold for $250. And some say that since the filter is near the radatior it defeats the purpose of cold air.

 

Woody: Something that's not mentioned in the instructions: clip the ties holding the battery cablesto the side, and run them along the top of the battery. You'l see what i mean when you get there.

As far as it being expensive: Look for used ones, or GD's, they come around more often than you'd think. I was all set to pay $240 from injen, but then i found one in a GD for $180 shipped.

 

Im having some trouble. Where is the temperature sensor that I am supposed to attach to the intake. I dont know where that is. Other than that things are going smoothly.

 

How does an injen CAi sound with a K&N filter on the end of it? and more aggressive or loud?

 

it's past the MAF sensor, if i remeber correctly, it's easier to remove the accordian piece and take it off that way. Be careful when you remove it, you need the rubber grommet that is there. If you still haven't gotten it by the time you read this, let me know, and i'll dig out my install instructions, and use that with the haynes manual to help you out.