Does anyone else have the CAI besides Y2Kev?
If so...Can you post some pics(Not OSCAI) please? I wanted to see how it was done b/c...
My freakin fuse box on the driver's side wont fit... I measured with the template again to see if I drilled the wrong hole but found nothing wrong..
Do I have to blame Cattman for this?
And Clee...
Can you send me the 2 or 3 pics you took?
Thanks.....
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My freakin fuse box on the driver's side wont fit... I measured with the template again to see if I drilled the wrong hole but found nothing wrong..
Do I have to blame Cattman for this?
And Clee...
Can you send me the 2 or 3 pics you took?
Thanks.....
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Originally posted by RBa
Wow!!! So out all the ppl on the org, You & I are the only 5th gen owners with a CAI..
What's up with that? Did everyone go ooglie stock?
Wow!!! So out all the ppl on the org, You & I are the only 5th gen owners with a CAI..
What's up with that? Did everyone go ooglie stock?
Keep your fingers crossed
Place Racing Cold Air Intake... http://www.cattman.com for more info
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i got one and mine looks pwetty!!!!! told you man, take the bottom piece off. stop the b!tching already, i had to remove so much stuff on my ride, at first it feels funny, but after a while, ya get use to it, and no water will get there, it's too high..............besides, it's just wires!!!! use elect tape if it bothers you or wrap w/ foam or loom from a vacum hose
PRCAI Intake...
The easiest way for me was to just take everything out of that side of the engine bay and then get someone to hold the wires back while you cut the hole. But hey don't listen to me my check engine light has been on for the last twenty thousand miles. But my car runs fine and everything works. Also just leave the white piece from the underside of the wires off and wrap it with some kind of insulation. You shouldn't have any problems with it fitting then.
PRCAI Intake...
The easiest way for me was to just take everything out of that side of the engine bay and then get someone to hold the wires back while you cut the hole. But hey don't listen to me my check engine light has been on for the last twenty thousand miles. But my car runs fine and everything works. Also just leave the white piece from the underside of the wires off and wrap it with some kind of insulation. You shouldn't have any problems with it fitting then.
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Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by nvmymax2
The easiest way for me was to just take everything out of that side of the engine bay and then get someone to hold the wires back while you cut the hole. But hey don't listen to me my check engine light has been on for the last twenty thousand miles. But my car runs fine and everything works. Also just leave the white piece from the underside of the wires off and wrap it with some kind of insulation. You shouldn't have any problems with it fitting then.
The easiest way for me was to just take everything out of that side of the engine bay and then get someone to hold the wires back while you cut the hole. But hey don't listen to me my check engine light has been on for the last twenty thousand miles. But my car runs fine and everything works. Also just leave the white piece from the underside of the wires off and wrap it with some kind of insulation. You shouldn't have any problems with it fitting then.
Re: Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by QUANSUNG
i'm considering getting the pully or prcai ,i know the cai gives more power but i'm worried in case i have to go in for warrenty work and trying to explain the 3" hole .
i'm considering getting the pully or prcai ,i know the cai gives more power but i'm worried in case i have to go in for warrenty work and trying to explain the 3" hole .
Re: Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by QUANSUNG
i'm considering getting the pully or prcai ,i know the cai gives more power but i'm worried in case i have to go in for warrenty work and trying to explain the 3" hole .
i'm considering getting the pully or prcai ,i know the cai gives more power but i'm worried in case i have to go in for warrenty work and trying to explain the 3" hole .
Re: Re: Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by punkdork
Go for the UDP and OSCAI. You can do PRCAI after your warranty is up.
Go for the UDP and OSCAI. You can do PRCAI after your warranty is up.
Re: Re: Re: Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
But he'll have to remove the UDP for warranty work... unless he gets the black one.
But he'll have to remove the UDP for warranty work... unless he gets the black one.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by PIONEER
I have one question for you guys. When the CAI is installed. do you remove the plastic covering underside the car that covers the fog lights or leave that thing alone? The issue is how do I get air in that hole and not water? If I remove it, then in the rain water from the tires will feed right into the intake. Any Suggestions on that??
I have one question for you guys. When the CAI is installed. do you remove the plastic covering underside the car that covers the fog lights or leave that thing alone? The issue is how do I get air in that hole and not water? If I remove it, then in the rain water from the tires will feed right into the intake. Any Suggestions on that??
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: PRCAI Intake...
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
I left mine on... I've seen someone that took the cover off so the filter is completely exposed.
I left mine on... I've seen someone that took the cover off so the filter is completely exposed.
I am wondering cars like the Sentra and others don't have the plastic covering like the maxima does and their filter is exposed. so how safe is that when U go through puddles or in heavy rain?
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