kelby

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i have a few questions about this intake...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/95-96...QQcmdZViewItem
1. will i have to cut the inside of my fender well?
2. replace filter? what with?

i want the benefits of a cai but i dont have the knowlege or skill to cut any holes. ty.

MOHFpro90

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1. Yes

2. K&N, AEM, anything with a decent rep.

kelby

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how easy is this to do. with 0 experience what would you suggest i do?

NmexMAX

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Research, and get semi familiar w/ a hole saw.

kelby

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is there a good write up with pics anywhere?

ZachsMax

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A hole saw is easy to use...drill a pilot hole, get a 3-inch holesaw bit (im assuming you need a 3-inch hole), and drill it carefully. If you can install a CAI, you can probably drill a hole... If you dont know how to install the CAI, you just need to know how to use hose clamps and understand the logical order that all the parts should follow.

ROCKART

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yo zach u wanna make 40 bux in february by driving to delray to do this for me?

mowgli29

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FYI: the black plastic MAF adapter will break eventually. On mine, the flange cracked around the base. It still bolted up, but leaked.

You might think about a billet MAF adapter from cattman. Mine was about 50 shipped.

ZachsMax

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A hole saw is easy to use...drill a pilot hole, get a 3-inch holesaw bit (im assuming you need a 3-inch hole), and drill it carefully. If you can install a CAI, you can probably drill a hole... If you dont know how to install the CAI, you just need to know how to use hose clamps and understand the logical order that all the parts should follow.

vilmaxima

you are gonna have to move your battery around a bit, cause the hole u are gonna drill will be at the flat surface where the battery sits.

WhiteA32

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Same this image and print it out so its a full 8.5x11 sheet of paper.

Then follow the directions...

WhiteA32

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http://www.geocities.com/nismorg/Maxima/cai.html

I found this helpful aswell

kelby

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i thank you all. very helpful.

Mctwist77

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Take your time , its a long process if you want to do it right. Dont panic about drilling and moving stuff around, just remeber how it goes back together. The first time I did it I got all the way to the drilling part then I whimped out and put everything back together. But the next day I said f-that and went though with it. I am glad I did. Good luck bro.

ZachsMax

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Wow I have no idea why it posted that twice. Well im living in tampa right now going to USF, or else id help you out...