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i have been looking around and the question has probly been answerd but i just bought a new vararam tonight and is what is pictured all i need to install on a 99 i iwent to thier website and i really could make out if i need anything else for the install ....thanks
Took me around 5 hrs in my garage by myself. I could do it much faster a 2nd time around. I used Cajundudes instructions and they helped alot. There are some pins holding the fan shroud on after all the screws are removes. I recomend cutting these off and not replacing them, they are not neccessary and eat up time.
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St. Jude Donor '13
I recommend removing the head light covers, and bezels to gain access to the royal pita fog light bolts. Especially the passenger side. It is much easier than belly crawling and fighting the foglights.
I did my install on jackstands in the driveway. It only took about 1.5 hours to do. And that was my first time installing that intake. Cajundudes instructions totally prepared me. definitly worth the time. All the added hp makes it easier to get away from the tire smoke. hehe
i have been looking around and the question has probly been answerd but i just bought a new vararam tonight and is what is pictured all i need to install on a 99 i iwent to thier website and i really could make out if i need anything else for the install ....thanks
I did mine in 1 hour and 15 min. using the directions in the kit. No problems, very easy to do.