I blew the welds on my intake...
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Rep Power: 0 I blew the welds on my intake...
People may joke, but I actually blew the weld on my intake... Damn it. Where its held to the body it kinda just broke off... I have a huge hole in my intake. When I drive it sounds like a ****'n train coming down the street... cause it rattles and clanks.
Well... I'm going to call aem... I'll demand a cold air... I have a v2... I wonder if they'll downgrade me to a normal cold air.
Well... I'm going to call aem... I'll demand a cold air... I have a v2... I wonder if they'll downgrade me to a normal cold air.
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Originally Posted by Skratch_munkey
whoa. How fast where you going? or was speed even a factor?
The mount where it connects to the body, where it was welded on broke off.. I have a hole in the intake. I have a v2 and I heard it was a problem with them. Oh well... I called aem and left them a nice hate filled message. I will get a new intake... I will not give up.
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Rep Power: 261 Are u talking about where the one bolt that holds the v2 in place?? If so, that's a common problem with the v2. That's not blowing the the welds off your intake.
Do you also live you life 10 seconds at a time. Oh wait let me guess "for those 10 seconds your free".
Maybe you have the problem cause "your granny shifting, and not double clutching like you should"
Remember "It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning"
I think you watched F&F one too many times. I know the quotes from the movie, but I definetly don't start post with them...haha.
Do you also live you life 10 seconds at a time. Oh wait let me guess "for those 10 seconds your free".
Maybe you have the problem cause "your granny shifting, and not double clutching like you should"
Remember "It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning"
I think you watched F&F one too many times. I know the quotes from the movie, but I definetly don't start post with them...haha.
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Originally Posted by phuviano
Are u talking about where the one bolt that holds the v2 in place?? If so, that's a common problem with the v2. That's not blowing the the welds off your intake.
Do you also live you life 10 seconds at a time. Oh wait let me guess "for those 10 seconds your free".
Maybe you have the problem cause "your granny shifting, and not double clutching like you should"
Remember "It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning"
I think you watched F&F one too many times. I know the quotes from the movie, but I definetly don't start post with them...haha.
Do you also live you life 10 seconds at a time. Oh wait let me guess "for those 10 seconds your free".
Maybe you have the problem cause "your granny shifting, and not double clutching like you should"
Remember "It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning"
I think you watched F&F one too many times. I know the quotes from the movie, but I definetly don't start post with them...haha.
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Originally Posted by phuviano
Are u talking about where the one bolt that holds the v2 in place?? If so, that's a common problem with the v2. That's not blowing the the welds off your intake.
Do you also live you life 10 seconds at a time. Oh wait let me guess "for those 10 seconds your free".
Maybe you have the problem cause "your granny shifting, and not double clutching like you should"
Remember "It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning"
I think you watched F&F one too many times. I know the quotes from the movie, but I definetly don't start post with them...haha.
Do you also live you life 10 seconds at a time. Oh wait let me guess "for those 10 seconds your free".
Maybe you have the problem cause "your granny shifting, and not double clutching like you should"
Remember "It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning"
I think you watched F&F one too many times. I know the quotes from the movie, but I definetly don't start post with them...haha.
i think he really blew the welds if the welds on the bracket broken off. i think its not really "blew" more of a "broke" tho., 'cause its not really cause by heat but by physical force.
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Originally Posted by Skratch_munkey
thats the spirit. now I gatta look into another intake.
Did you have a v2 in mind? I think the reason why they break is because the pipe is made weaker, so it can be wider for more air, and less weight.
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Originally Posted by wonderz
hahaha
i think he really blew the welds if the welds on the bracket broken off. i think its not really "blew" more of a "broke" tho., 'cause its not really cause by heat but by physical force.
i think he really blew the welds if the welds on the bracket broken off. i think its not really "blew" more of a "broke" tho., 'cause its not really cause by heat but by physical force.
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Originally Posted by Blahman2
Did you have a v2 in mind? I think the reason why they break is because the pipe is made weaker, so it can be wider for more air, and less weight.
Yea, its one of the intakes I was looking at.
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Originally Posted by Skratch_munkey
Yea, its one of the intakes I was looking at.
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Rep Power: 0 Just called them... they told me I need a receipt to do anything... I have no idea where its at... Damn it! Maybe I'll rock the stock for a while, then I'll get something better.
Hey wait! They told me I can fax a receipt to them... Anyone got a v2 intake that they have a receipt for? All I need is a scan!
Hey wait! They told me I can fax a receipt to them... Anyone got a v2 intake that they have a receipt for? All I need is a scan!
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Rep Power: 359 if you have the recipt your straight i went through that in january very nice and all but took like 2 weeks to get the new intake pipe and that is all tehy send you
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Rep Power: 0 thats easy to fix...just go to a welding class at a nearby community college and ask to get your intake bracket TIG welded back together. some aluminum filler rod and a hot arc from the tungsten in the gun will do the trick. if you don't know how to weld just ask a student in the class to do it for you.
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Rep Power: 0 Anyone know how long the warranty is? I also have a V2, and I've heard of this before. I'm a bit worried about it happening after my warranty is over. If it happens, I'll get a different brand.
Anyone had (or heard of) any problems with the Injen short intake IS1565? I don't want a true cold-air since I don't want to swap back to stock for the winter.
I was also thinking of reinforcing it with epoxy. I wonder if that will help prevent this from hapenning.
Anyone had (or heard of) any problems with the Injen short intake IS1565? I don't want a true cold-air since I don't want to swap back to stock for the winter.
I was also thinking of reinforcing it with epoxy. I wonder if that will help prevent this from hapenning.
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Rep Power: 359 the warranty has no issues , my intake was over 2 years old but i had the recipt emailed them when it was broken sent them pics and a copy of the recipt they looked it over and sent me a new one, but like i said it took like 2 weeks or so
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