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After taking out my oem intake and installing. A vararum cai now looks like there needs to be a panel to cover up where my old parts where..any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Got any pics? I didn't see a way to remove some of the snaps and/or bolts, so I used a dremel and eye-balled it by looking at the instruction pictures. Looks great in my book.
Got any pics? I didn't see a way to remove some of the snaps and/or bolts, so I used a dremel and eye-balled it by looking at the instruction pictures. Looks great in my book.
OP: When I had a Vararam I bought a panel to cover it; worked great and really improved the appearance. Unfortunately I can't find the receipt and don't remember who I bought it from. It had to have been a forum vendor - check their web sites.
After taking out my oem intake and installing. A vararum cai now looks like there needs to be a panel to cover up where my old parts where..any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Perhaps a piece of ABS plastic or Carbon Fiber? You can cut it exactly how you want it, shape it, finish it and even add logos from ebay if you would like.
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OP: When I had a Vararam I bought a panel to cover it; worked great and really improved the appearance. Unfortunately I can't find the receipt and don't remember who I bought it from. It had to have been a forum vendor - check their web sites.
NakidParts had an inexpensive panel that was just a simple piece of cut plastic or Formica that you would flex and then wedge it into place.