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NEED HELP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

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can you see what im talking about now?
 
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sent email , can you see what im talking about?
 

yellow5.0cobra

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ahh, yea..

You cant use that filter, that filter is a DROP in replacement KN for our cars.

Sorry man, best bet is to go out to PEPBOYS or something and buy a ricer "KN" style filter, cuz that aint gonna work.
 
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ok so im not retarded lol, well maybe but i wasnt wrong there lol, yea i was like what the **** is goin on here lol thanx i better go start putting that stuff back on now i guess its 1:10 wow i have to get up in 4 hours lol thanx for info
 

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nah dude, you can use that filter. you just need a drill to bolt the MAF to that metal part of the filter. its not hard you just need to drill 4 holes
 

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Nah, he cant even do that...

He got a stock replacement filter he is trying to use as a CAI.

Its not going to happen.
 

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yeah you can, the drop in replacment is a cone with metal on the lower part. if he puts the MAF up against it, mark it, drill 4 pilot holes and then screw it to the MAF it can happen, ive done it before. maybe im misunderstanding something here
 

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he doesnt have any tools, other than a screwdriver.
 

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use and ice pick punch the holes, then take a screwdriver, and screw the damn screws in. Take aything like a drill bit, nail or whatever after you mark the holes, and punch a starter hole in the bottom of the filter, then screw the maf to filter via the holes you punched, screw through hole in maf into the filter itself. Its not that hard i hope this is a joke. If you don't get it i will get you pics man.

i have one already made i took off of my car


jason
 
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blueovalstang you are correct, what the hell is an ice pick lol, and no this isnt a joke YOU ARE RIGHT I AM THAT RETARDED LOL. oh **** i might have just got you two that are sending the pms messed up but yea tell me what i can use to punch holes in intake? thanx boys
 
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ANYONE PLEASE LOL?
 

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I say save this project for anohter day, your not up for it!

Salvage the remains and call it quits!


Keep reading more!
 

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omfg lol


where is vibs homepage or whatever that gives detailed instructions and pics on doing this.



come-on vib where you at?????????


jason
 
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well i think im just going to take a piece of sheet metal cut hole for intake and weld a lip on it then i can buy a new filter and slap it on. hows that sound?
 

yellow5.0cobra

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instead of going thru that, why not just buy the proper type filter from pep-boys or something for $20?

that will solve ALL your problems.
 
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