Anyone have this? I thought of buying the kit. However, my car doesn't have all the same hoses. Or that copper colored cylinder next to the intake. Oddly I haven't had a problem since buying my car a year ago nor has the dealership noticed anything when I take my car in.

 

its comes with the needed hoses in 3 different sizes, but they dont give that much

 

I have some RRM Red hoses for sale let mke know if your interested

 

Well my only concern is that when looking at the sample pic on RRM's website I noticed I don't have all the same hoses. Which seems odd, I'm sure the ones I don't have serve a function yet I don't have them and my car has been running fine for almost a year.

I just got a red RRM strut bar. I don't know what's a better idea: Yellow hoses to contrast the red bar or get matching hoses.

 

I'd go with matching

EDIT: this marks my 800th on-topic post

 

^ congrats!!
and i agree with the matching

 

why you like mc donalds? just playin...
if i were you i would match the colors

 

match colors

 

I vote contrast. When I installed mine, I stepped back, said "that's a LOT of red" and sold them the next day. Think about it...

 

Stick with one color...

 

I haven't seen how blue looks. I was thinking about making all my suspension upgrades red (front/rear strut bars, tiebar) engine mods like my CAI polished silver. I just think bright yellow would stand out from the rest of the engine and the strut bar.

 

I've got blue on mine, check the registry

 

Thanks. I noticed you said RRM didn't give you enough hose.

Anyway, here's what I was asking eariler.

On the left is a factory engine, the right, mine.

As you can see, I'm missing that copper cylinder and extra hose where the arrow is pointing at. My question is, what is the cylinder and hose for? How it is I don't have them and run fine.

 

That's used for the cruise control system, do you not have CC?

 

No. Never found a lot of use for it. My old 240SX had it but was rarely used with the exception of when I moved from A-School in Pensacola, FL to my first duty station in San Diego, CA onboard the USS Fitzgerald DDG-62.