Typeface
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$10 for some decent rubber seal a little elbow grease compared to sending them all the way back to the USA, this was to let others know that they don't fit to well straight out of the box and now, for me they fit fine.
3.3TT Agency Power Air intakes... disappointed.
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$10 for some decent rubber seal a little elbow grease compared to sending them all the way back to the USA, this was to let others know that they don't fit to well straight out of the box and now, for me they fit fine.
DiabloStinger
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Solution for the drivers side filter (NA models). please read.
It involves the upper radiator hose. You should move the spring clamp from both ends off just enough to allow it to spin. Rotate it towards the drivers side about 30-45°. Reattach the spring clamps. Since it has a bend it will rotate it away from the plastic piping and remove the tendency for it to pull the filter off the end.
It involves the upper radiator hose. You should move the spring clamp from both ends off just enough to allow it to spin. Rotate it towards the drivers side about 30-45°. Reattach the spring clamps. Since it has a bend it will rotate it away from the plastic piping and remove the tendency for it to pull the filter off the end.
CoconutRob
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What rubber did you use? Any pics? Arw you worried the filters will pop off
Typeface
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I used this Weather Strip U Channel 6mm x 12mm I'm sure you can find it in your big hardware stores. The 12mm depth gave the hole in the surround more to bite onto stays on great and really seals it nicely also with it being rubber instead of vinyl it tends to hold the pipe in place better and have a little give.
