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    cold air intake setups

    can you please show me your cold air intake setups. I'm having a hard time finding where the second pipe snakes behind the bumper
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    What kind of CIA (cold air intake) do you have? One with the filter in the engine bay, or the one where the filter is just inside the bumper?
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      Originally posted by drew12000 View Post
      What kind of CIA (cold air intake) do you have? One with the filter in the engine bay, or the one where the filter is just inside the bumper?
      to my understanding cold air intake is behind the bumper and if the cone is in under the hood it's a short ram..... so the 1 I have is a cold air intake the call is supposed to go behind the bumper

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        You're going to have to cut the hole larger for it to fit through. Unless you want to relocate the battery then shift the hole as far to the right side of the car as possible.
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