amej8

aright my aem dry-flow replacement filter finally arrived today.

my question is, can i clamp that filter onto a stock d16y8 intake tube? its like 20 degrees out so i dont really wanna unbolt my stock box n try it, otherwise i would.

but i noticed the stock tubing gets wider where it clamps onto the box. as opposed to an aftermarket intake tube where its just straight and u connect the lower half of the intake tube with a coupler. so i figured the wide end of the tube would be an issue

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GetawayInMoscow

Seriously it can't take more than 15 minutes to install an intake. Even if you are drunk it still cant take more than 15 minutes.

amej8

i dont have an aftermarket piping. all i got is the stock rubbery/plastic **** piping with stock box and no resonator.

my question is can i attach the aftermarket filter to a stock intake tube?

thisisntjared

it depends on the filter size. i did it for a while...

trust me your better off just getting some large diameter tubing or something to add more volume between the filter and the tb. i know others will disagree with me but given that its that cold out, i would just wait till its warmer and take care of the whole thing in one shot

vegastrx16

i would make shure it fits in the tb if not i would get a short ram or a cool air that fits your car..... and i agree w/ thisisntjared make shre it fits like i said... by the way i am crunked so take my advice if you want

GetawayInMoscow

Off topic but why not just ebay an intake and have a real pipe? It's like 30 dollars, if you don't want to do that, why not use the stock air box?

thisisntjared

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GetawayInMoscow &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Off topic but why not just ebay an intake and have a real pipe? It's like 30 dollars, if you don't want to do that, why not use the stock air box?</TD></TR></TABLE>that was my solution.

&lt;--happily using an ebay pipe with a k&n filter