injen uicp with stock intake tube
OP: I am running the injen piping with the stock intake pipe. Yes it does work you just need to go to the auto parts store and pick up a radiator hose that you can connect from the bov to the upper intercooler pipe. The install is very easy you do not need to remove the bumper.
lol wow i would not do that for sure just keep looking you will see a injen intake for sale very soon i used to have two of them sold my black one to get a chrome one to match my set. i actually got the pipping first then waited to install it until i got a intake off these fourms with filter and bracket.
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I'm bout to order the intake right now off someone. Wat size is the intlet for the filter? Because I was for one of those smaller filters because I have my catch can mounted right next to my fuse box
lol wow i would not do that for sure just keep looking you will see a injen intake for sale very soon i used to have two of them sold my black one to get a chrome one to match my set. i actually got the pipping first then waited to install it until i got a intake off these fourms with filter and bracket.
Chris: whats your email ill send you a pic but it sounds like you already have ur mind made up. The car runs awesome. It ran worse with the injen intake i had some minor idle issues. The hose is not longer than the stock route.
The Injen UICP is very thin and rubs against the frame by the FMIC. I have seen them wear holes in 6-12 months. I am just not a fan. Spend the extra money and get an ETS kit that will "never" wear out and won't have to be changed out in the future. Just my 2 cents. Not "basking" just stating what I have seen and hate for customers to buy products that don't last and end up costing more money in the long run, that is all.
Mikey
Mikey
No complaints here on my Injen, works fine.