Injen CAI and By-Pass Question
12-28-2001, 01:57 PM
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Injen CAI and By-Pass Question
OK, I've searched left and right on this site and I cannot find any info or pictures which would assist me in figuring out where to cut the Injen intake to install the AEM By-Pass. I've looked and looked and looked, and only found pics on a Type-S without the by-pass, or pics with the by-pass on an '01 TL, which doesn't help b/c the Injen intake is different. If anyone can help, it would be appreciated. I am home, so I'm on a dial-up which kind of limited my searching ability. I'm going to start removing the filter and stuff from the car, so I'll check back in a little bit. Thank you all in advance!! 
12-28-2001, 02:17 PM
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There's not much of a trick as to where to put it.
If there is space, I'm going to put mine on the length of straight pipe that connects to the throttle body. If not, I'll put it after the curve that leads toward the front of the car... up a little higher from where the two pipes of the AEM CAI for the TL-P meet.
If there is space, I'm going to put mine on the length of straight pipe that connects to the throttle body. If not, I'll put it after the curve that leads toward the front of the car... up a little higher from where the two pipes of the AEM CAI for the TL-P meet.
12-28-2001, 05:47 PM
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NSXNext and RAdams, thanks for the quick reply, but I was looking for an Injen intake since it's different then the AEM. What I did was cut the intake right below where the mounting bracket is. Came out perfect I guess I was just worried about screwing it up. It really wasn't that bad. Thanks for the replies guys. I'll get some pics up tomorrow!!
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