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I picked up a cold air intake from C1 took a quick look and just wondering if there are any little tricks any of you might know to make my install a little quicker.
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Re: cold air intake
its pretty streight forward, remove your battery for some more room to work and yank out the stock airbox.
In goes the intake and your vroom "pshhh"-ing all over the place."If it has tits or wheels it will give you trouble"
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Re: cold air intake
I also removed the front wheel on my .:R to make install even smoother. Wasn't a whole lot of room to wrestle the air filter into place with the wheel on for me. Not sure what your install is like... might have plenty of room to work. If so, front wheel removal would be unnecessary.Rob
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meh, i wouldnt put it in. i had one in my 03 1.8t, and it killed my MAF.
they are only really good for sound...~~TODD~~
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I hate the sound of intakes on 1.8T's. Whoosh. pshhtt! Ugh!Derek
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