'03 6MT and AEM CAI
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It will fit if you cut a few inches of the pipe off and make it look like the Xephyr design like I have.
I believe you will need a rubber adapter to clamp onto the throttle body.
I think there are one or two people here that did this.
I’m sure they’ll see this and reply.
Shawn S
I believe you will need a rubber adapter to clamp onto the throttle body.
I think there are one or two people here that did this.
I’m sure they’ll see this and reply.
Shawn S
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its no prob...look at your stock setup...see where it connects to the resonator cut your aem so that it connect there utilizing the factory boot for throttle body and vacuum line connections....enjoy
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You can
You can cut your factory Hose or go to the Harware store and head for the PVC/water dept.... get a 2-1/2 or 2-3/4 piece of PVC about 4 inches long... get two rubber pipe adapters one that goes to the plentium and the other to the intake... get your self a few hose clamps and go to town....
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Ugh this isn't looking good The pipe has been cut already and not sure if i want to cut it again. Oh well, it's all speculation right no anyway.
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DO not cut the AEM intake, it looks ugly. If you wanted to cut it you could have just bought a foot and a half of piping from HOmedepot. Cut the the rubber hose.
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I thought I read somewhere that it will fit.
You just need to find a 3" diameter pipe, cut it to about 6" in length and weld the two together.
j/k I have no idea...
You just need to find a 3" diameter pipe, cut it to about 6" in length and weld the two together.
j/k I have no idea...
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Originally posted by Scrib
I thought I read somewhere that it will fit.
You just need to find a 3" diameter pipe, cut it to about 6" in length and weld the two together.
j/k I have no idea...
I thought I read somewhere that it will fit.
You just need to find a 3" diameter pipe, cut it to about 6" in length and weld the two together.
j/k I have no idea...
:P dork hehe
Ugh ppl, i don't want to have to jump through hoops.
I'm already in enough pain in going through the numbers.
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Originally posted by Zapata
Ugh ppl, i don't want to have to jump through hoops.
I'm already in enough pain in going through the numbers.
Ugh ppl, i don't want to have to jump through hoops.
I'm already in enough pain in going through the numbers.
Count EM DUDE……..THREE PEDALS !!!!!
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Originally posted by Scrib
Oh for cryin out loud... Buy it and STFU already!!! :P
You can live without the CAI for a while. It's a 6spd dude....
mmmm.... 6spd.
Oh for cryin out loud... Buy it and STFU already!!! :P
You can live without the CAI for a while. It's a 6spd dude....
mmmm.... 6spd.
I know, i know I'm sorry. Just want to make sure I do my homework before i walk into the dealership and look like more of an idiot than I already am.
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the intake will fit. what i did to get it installed was to cut the factory rubber boot off the on the AEM side. it takes a little work to get the boot over the aem.
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