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Old Dec 1, 2015, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by evoxsteez
Would it cause any problems to leave it how it is in the picture above? Eventually I would bolt it up correctly, when I get a chance. I'm assuming a lot of people have it installed like the picture above.
I don't see why it would as long as you have no air leaks. Mine is pretty much solid and not going anywhere. I'll still install it properly (didnt have time this evening) though.
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So I took the air filter off to install the heat shield properly and found another possible issue.

The bracket you want us to take off holds the lower intercooler pipe to the body of the car.

ETS: Will the lower intercooler pipe be okay not braced by this mount?

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I did mate the heat shield to the spot you want us to mount it and it does fit. The entire intake will mount lower because of this and the filter should point downwards a little more, probably drawing in some cooler air.

I didn't complete the install as I am a little concerned of the lower intercooler mount being removed :|

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Old Dec 5, 2015, 01:54 PM
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That doesn't seem right unless this is a completely new shield. I never had to unmount my LICP
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The mount is one piece. I have a Canadian 2008 gsr.

Basically if I want to take that bracket off I have to unbolt that mount that you see in the pic. That aluminum piece with the rubber bushing is attached to the lower intercooler pipe.

The backed does look like a two piece but I'm pretty sure they are welded together.
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Originally Posted by .Adam
The mount is one piece. I have a Canadian 2008 gsr.

Basically if I want to take that bracket off I have to unbolt that mount that you see in the pic. That aluminum piece with the rubber bushing is attached to the lower intercooler pipe.

The backed does look like a two piece but I'm pretty sure they are welded together.
So after getting irritated with my intake rubbing the terminal. I found this thread and contacted the folks at ETS directly about this bracket. The said to remove the whole bracket and install the heat shield on the frame rail. When I did this the intake clears the positive terminal and fitment is better; it is a tight fit to get it in there though so be patient/careful.

It is cool to remove the bracket even though it is attached to the stock LICP. If you think about it, the stock LICP has a second secure point under the bumper which should sufficiently secure the LICP. If you look at the design of aftermarket LICPs; they do not use the bracket and are only secured under the bumper.
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I recently checked my intake and yea its rubbing the plastic right off the battery terminal vocer lol.

It's been cold here and I don't have a heated garage (Yet) so I've been lazy with reinstalling the intke :|

I'll most likely wait till spring as there is no harm with keeping it installed this way other than wearing down that terminal cover but it's not that bad.
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Yea,the wear is pretty minor from rubbing. The good news is once you get around to fixing it the job is easy and won't take long.
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Is this the case when running an ETS turbo kit and 3.5" intake? I ask as intake fitment just does not seem correct and the shield was a PITA to get it aligned enough to somewhat fit. I dont think the bottom bolt hole is even close to anything to secure to the frame, is there a different shield for stock turbo intakes and turbo kit with 3.5" MAF intakes? I have all ETS parts (turbo kit, lower ic piping, 3.5"MAF intake, etc).

Also does the supplied curved blow off valve hose go to the intake or come from the lower intercooler piping? Some pictures would be very helpful.

Originally Posted by ETS Michael
I see what's going on and I can't believe I missed it on the original thread. The heat shield needs to mount directly on the frame rail. I can't recall if it's the first or second hole, but the heat shield will definitely line up to one of them.



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Michael

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Can you send pictures of fitment to sales@extremeturbosystems.com ? We can look at them and advise on fitment.

The supplied 30* bending hose should go from the lower intercooler pipe to the bottom of the BOV.
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Originally Posted by ETS Michael
Can you send pictures of fitment to sales@extremeturbosystems.com ? We can look at them and advise on fitment.

The supplied 30* bending hose should go from the lower intercooler pipe to the bottom of the BOV.
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This write up made the instillation a breeze for me. Nice write up!
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Nice guide brother!
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So it was finally warm enough to reinstall the intake to the proper mounting location Michael from ETS identified above. The filter now sits lower and pointed downwards towards the headlight. The other thing is the stainless pipe doesn't rub against the battery terminal cover

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Nice write up, thanks!
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