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Old 01-14-2010, 10:20 PM
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Hopefully this will make accessing DIY's and FAQ's much easier.

Let me know if there's a DIY or FAQ you'd like me to add.


This is still very new so I know lots is missing right now
Old 10-28-2010, 03:06 PM
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Any chance of finding an DIY ITB setup instal?
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Chances are super slim but I'll look.

Edit: I found this which seems to be good info.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=14403562
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i have 300 bucks to spend on an intake system whats the best short ram intake i can get for my 01 S2K
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^ why would you want short ram?
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i spoke with a honda mechanic and a friend of mine and he reccomended just doing a short ram would be the best way to go what would you reccomend and why?
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I just took off a CAI from my friends intake. That thing is a pain to remove. DIY's said to remove the front bumper, but we managed to get away with removing the passneger wheel and pulling the fender lining to pull it out.

I'd recommend short ram too. Especially on a daily.
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Originally Posted by ME GUSTA
I just took off a CAI from my friends intake. That thing is a pain to remove. DIY's said to remove the front bumper, but we managed to get away with removing the passneger wheel and pulling the fender lining to pull it out.

I'd recommend short ram too. Especially on a daily.
no no no short ram
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I have a k&n typhoon in love it. You can hear it sucking in air
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Originally Posted by Leviisbigred
Originally Posted by ME GUSTA' timestamp='1334289696' post='21603501
I just took off a CAI from my friends intake. That thing is a pain to remove. DIY's said to remove the front bumper, but we managed to get away with removing the passneger wheel and pulling the fender lining to pull it out.

I'd recommend short ram too. Especially on a daily.
no no no short ram
Just out of curiosity, why not a short ram?


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