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I'm getting the Injen Racing Division cai and since I live in FL I would like to install the AEM air bypass valve for safety but it is still unclear what to do from all the threads I've gone through in the past half-hour. Has anybody successfully put the AEM bypass valve in between the two pipes without any cutting and have it functioning properly? If so, can you please explain what it took to keep the bypass valve in between the two pipes without the whole thing falling apart. thanks people [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/IMG]

 
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If you are worried about it, just go with AEM

 
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i don't own an injen, but I'd imagine you can just put it between to pipes, make sure you clamp it good [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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the bypass valve attaches on like a hose clamp. as long as both pipes have the same diameter it will work fine- as long as you get the correct size bypass valve...

 
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I have done it...Injen CAI and AEM BPV...worked like a champ.

 
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heh asked this question in this forum last week too jon.....soo yuve done it APS?....connected it without cutting the pipe??....just wanna make sure because i though about selling my injen cai for a short ram.....maybe i dunt have to go through all that trouble.....

 
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Yeppers, installed it without cutting.....It took a little extra muscle, it's kind of tight, but it fits fine.