hey boys and girls, i'm installing the cai this sunday with vic, clee, and ange. hopefully vic's experience will guide us through a smooth installation. all this will cost me a trip to brooklyn and icecream for everyone, requested by vic. angela suggested korean bbq but i think after the modd, we'll get like diner food cause there might be vegeterians among us......caugh caugh

vic/ clee; thanks for helping me out

doug was orig offering his help, but i was too lazy to go all the way to cn. mad props to u man and thanks for the help. i owe u one. actually 2....hehehhhehhhe spr......

 

im sure with all of you assisting the install it will run pretty smoothly...

first off the installation is rather simple...

2 things to watch out for...when cutting the hole...if you are using a drill with a hole saw bit...be careful...my drill got stuck a few times and kicked real hard...i though i broke my arm the last time...then i switched to a saws all and cut the hole free hand

second thing is make sure the filter clamp is tight (goes w/o being said) i know of a few people that installed everything, jiggled the CAI around and the filter popped off..

 

use a smaller sized hole saw than place racing tells you to use... just put the drill in the center of where you want the hole and pull the trigger and push down... i borrowed a drill from home depot because i didn't have a drill with a large enough opening for the hole saw bit to slide into...

 

I have a 3.5 drillbit with a super strength industrial drill...
just bring me the damn icecream ok?
Vic

 

http://www.Maximadriver.com

click HOW2
click CAI install !

everything you need.

 

I'll be there lending my moral support and eating the ice cream.

Either that or I'll be driving around in circles impressing myself with my car with the newly installed RSB.

 

I forgot to mention..
ange only eats haagen dazs' chocolate swiss almonds and I only eat lychee from chinatown icecream factory =) oh yeh... we don't like sharing
Vic

 

Might as well add my order. I like Breyer's Orange Sherbet. Breyer's Vanilla and Orange Sherbet is also acceptable.

And they never taught me sharing in kindergarden.