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Aug 26, 2003

Rudeboy

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Help Me Pease NEW INTAKE INSTALL

I need help installing my new AEM SRS air intake who wants dinner or something or is it hard to do really should I give it a shot?

Aug 26, 2003

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Install should be a breeze even for noobs. Just be sure to unbolt all the pieces of your stock airbox and slap in the intake!

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Aug 26, 2003

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its a straight up bolt on... should be a snap... if your a noob jus take your time and follow instructions closely...

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ok i ll try it then

Aug 26, 2003

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lol ... I'll do it for dinner ... 10-15 minutesof work for dinner is worth my time ... ;D

... hehe ... just go for it ... ;P

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Its pretty easy if you need help let me know. I installed a aem SRI didnt take to long

Aug 26, 2003

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I thought there was a DIY on intake install? Maybe on another website? I know I saw one somewhere, but it isn't really necessary. You take off the exhaust cover, disconnect stock and replace the parts with the new ones. Almost self-explanatory when you look at the pieces. You should do fine. Just don't lose any screws. You don't want them turning up in your car later...