As topic says. Where did you guys attach the bracket to? There doesn't seem to be an obvious place to do this, unless I am completely missing it.

Pic of it here:

 

I never used it... ChrisN never sent it... I think you will be fine without it.

 

I could find a place for it either. I believe it attaches to the clamp on the filter.

 

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same here.. i never used it.

 

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Yeah, that's the only place it can go. However, I can't find anywhere to bolt the other end to.

 

the Js racing intake is so light, i don't think it really needs that brace

 

The filter is heavier than the intake

 

i never used it

 

If you modify the bracket by shaping it so that one end slides between the filter and the hose clamp and the other side bolts into one of the existing stock air box mounting holes, it will pull the intake away from the strut bar enough that it won't rub. That's what I did anyway.

 

How I mounted mine, had to get <FONT COLOR="red">"Monster Garagey"</FONT> with it and bend it......

 

i never used mine, i think it's on my shelf in the garage somewhere...it's useless IMO.

 

isnt that used as a "shoehorn?"

... thats What I always thought....

 

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... thats What I always thought....</TD></TR></TABLE>

Haha that's what I used it for