Vararam air intake
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From: Stony Brook NY
Vararam air intake
Hi Can someone tell me about this system where? how to? is it easy to install? and so on
I broke a clip on my stock air box and was thinking of getting an after market intead of stock I need some of your expert advise. I was able to jury rig the air box and its fine for now I just pulled the flat wire threw the reamining clip and took off the latch on that side seems to be fine that way
Thanks
I broke a clip on my stock air box and was thinking of getting an after market intead of stock I need some of your expert advise. I was able to jury rig the air box and its fine for now I just pulled the flat wire threw the reamining clip and took off the latch on that side seems to be fine that way
Thanks
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This is the best intake out IMO. You will have some who say that this intake isn't good or it takes on water but that is 
. I've had mine for a while and have nothing but the highest praises for it. I've also seen HUGE number increases at the track because of it. 
Installs easy. Check it out below:
Installs
Performance Gains
. I've had mine for a while and have nothing but the highest praises for it. I've also seen HUGE number increases at the track because of it. Installs easy. Check it out below:
Installs
Performance Gains
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Originally Posted by jcharity
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It does take a while to install but it's worth it. I'm glad I went with the Vararam but I did notice some dirt getting past my baja filter. I went ahead and replaced it and sealed in the K&N filter. I could tell a difference and I have had zero problems with water!
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Originally Posted by MHVette
It does take a while to install but it's worth it. I'm glad I went with the Vararam but I did notice some dirt getting past my baja filter. I went ahead and replaced it and sealed in the K&N filter. I could tell a difference and I have had zero problems with water!
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From: Bella Vista Ca
Originally Posted by MHVette
It does take a while to install but it's worth it. I'm glad I went with the Vararam but I did notice some dirt getting past my baja filter. I went ahead and replaced it and sealed in the K&N filter. I could tell a difference and I have had zero problems with water!
Seal it in with silicone
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