custom intake thanks to DIY Thread
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From: Round Rock, Tx
you should replace the plastic connector that came with the bends and replace it with a silicone coupler. i had that same plastic piece on my intake and it came loose and i drove with no filter for god knows how long before i realized it. but congrats on not spending an arm and a leg on the same thing with a brand name on it.
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From: Las Vegas, NV
thanks for the tip! i was thinking about it, it didnt feel too stable with the plastic connector..
you should replace the plastic connector that came with the bends and replace it with a silicone coupler. i had that same plastic piece on my intake and it came loose and i drove with no filter for god knows how long before i realized it. but congrats on not spending an arm and a leg on the same thing with a brand name on it.
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From: Las Vegas, NV
like $63 pretty cheap 
it sound pretty good and im actually getting better gas mileage but then again i havent clean my air filter for a year lol
it sound pretty good and im actually getting better gas mileage but then again i havent clean my air filter for a year lol 
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