hi guys i just bought a blox 3 inch velocity stack with 6 inch inlet filter as a package deal.. for my injen cold air intake

im just having troubles installing it. is the velocity stack suppose to slide into the inside of the intake piping? it seems to be the exact same size of the cold air intake.. just wanna know how its held?

and it looks like there may be a clearance issue with the filter being too big

 

yea when I had to replace my injen filter i just got the same one.. to hell with it.

but for ur info.. the velocity stack is going to slide inside the filter (curved area facing the nose/top of the filter) and then u slide the velocity stack with the filter onto the piping. and voila.

 

i know the filter goes onto the velocity stack i just dont know how to put the velocity stack on the intake piping but thanks for your info i should post a pic to show what im talking about

 

you'll need a 3'' coupler to attach it to your injen pipe with 2 clamps. everything should be straight forward. the filter goes on to the velocity stack and the other end which is 3'' goes into your injen piping. i have the blox velocity stack and thats how its suppose to be.

 

i got the coupler thing with 2 clamps

 

i think i figured it out so the velocity stack doesnt slide into the intake piping you just use the coupler to hold it there against it?

and the filter is really huge im having fitment issues its pushing down about 2 inches on the bottom panel is that ok??

 

this is the one i got has anyone else used the exact same one?

 

What is the problem you are having? Its quite a simple install. Filter goes over the velocity stack. Half the couple goes on the outlet (small) end of the velocity stack, the other half on your intake piping.

 

^ the filter is too big and its kinda pushing the lower panel down about 2 inches is that ok?

 

Not really. If you have to cut some of the piping off so you can put the filter higher up, or get a smaller filter.

 

^thanks im thinking i should just return this or ask if they have a smaller filter because i dont really wanna go and cut the intake pipe

 

Dont blame you. See if you can get just the velocity stack. Then take some measurements with it mounted, go to the K&N site and find out which one is closest.

 

what do you think about the fujita filter looks like it has a velocity stack already on the outer tip of the filter

 

for w/e it's worth... injen already has a built in velocity stack moulded inside their filter.

I was looking into the whole velocity stack thing but once i realized the injen filter had pretty much a velocity stack internally, i figured it was once mod that wasn't worth the hassle.

 

Just cut the piping an inch or two.. that's what I did.. youre making your life soo hard on one little thing

 

i have the blox velocity stack im telling you, you should keep it works fine for me if anything either extend or cut the piping.