J's intake
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Originally Posted by Highrpmek,Jul 27 2005, 03:45 PM
Top picture is the J's Racing intake, used for any bumper, middle picture is to be used w/ J's Racing front bumper and I guess Mugen SS bumper or any other bumper with a scoop. Last picture is just a snorkle type for the OEM air box. Like the Spoon snorkle. Hope that helps
still havent got an answer...hope bulletproof representive can help.
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Originally Posted by Highrpmek,Jul 27 2005, 02:45 PM
Top picture is the J's Racing intake, used for any bumper, middle picture is to be used w/ J's Racing front bumper and I guess Mugen SS bumper or any other bumper with a scoop. Last picture is just a snorkle type for the OEM air box. Like the Spoon snorkle. Hope that helps
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Originally Posted by ep3minivan,Jul 27 2005, 08:51 PM
1000% correct. You don't see too many of the intake used with the stock airbox. The stock classes can run this intake as long as they use the factory airbox. Someone help me out. What was the name of that class?
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I dont want to hijack the thread, but i was curious since we are on the topic of J's Intake, what problems are there with strut towers and the J's intake...ive been thinking about getting a J's intake but i also want to get a strut tower.
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Originally Posted by 1AP12NV,Jul 28 2005, 08:48 AM
Sorry guys, that third snorkel *is* for the OEM airbox, but it is too short to make it down to the mouth of the stock bumper. It's made hook up to the air inlet on the Type S bumper.
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