sjo

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So, story in a nutshell. I got my AEM CAI used. The seller didn't include the original "mount" that mounts the CAI onto the car. So my shop decided to improvise and screwed it down by a generic screw and a metal washer. It was loose the whole time and it finally came off today. I can't get it back on and I need to be going on a 700km road trip in the car tomorrow. What to do? Am I over worrying? Is this mount THAT important?

Gah I need sleep.

sjo

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Also, is it possible to re-order just that part from AEM or any source? If so, anyone have a clue on what the product code is?

stillhere153

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i guess you are talking about the vibramount... without it the intake tube will be vibrating against the chassis... if I were you i'd get a rag and put it around the area that would be touching the chassis so you dont dent the intake... aside from that... minimal dude... unlike my problem rofl

jmkiang

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I'm running without it right now. I don't hear it bumping around when i drive ever. Going to install it when i swap my headlights out this weekend though.

juruki

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Keep your RPMs low and you wont have much of a problem.

sjo

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A shot in the dark: does anyone happen to have an extra VIBRAMOUNT?

thomodachi

A shot in the dark back at ya: maybe try to fit the vibramount from your stock intake in between that space? You should have 2 of them lying around somewhere.

stillhere153

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if you really really need a vibramount I might have one... but you could also make one yourself....

MichaelBenz

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same here...

Inaccurate

Lowe's has these rubber isolators. Look in the section where the assorted nuts and bolts are sold.

StYLeZz101

dont have one for like the last 10000 miles and havent had n e problems with out it i juss put a piece of rubber installation between the intake tube and the chassis and its been fine it never moves...and i hardly ever keep the rpm low