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Alexwallace23 04-16-2013 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by roy'sz (Post 2146498)
Also thought I might add, it would be useful to pur your wipers at top center and shut the carr off so you can get plastic panel off to gain access to rear mounting bolts on strut brace. Just a fyi incase it wasn't covered in this write up.

This is doing way too much if you ask me. It is very easy to take off the OEM intake by disconnecting both ends of the tube first. You have plenty of room to do this. Installing the new intake is fairly easy to do with the brace on. Just position the clamp at an angle where the brace is not blocking the screws on the clamps.

Gibby1113 05-08-2013 10:57 PM

I'm gonna install my g3s soon but I had a quick question. I know AK shows that it would be beneficial to wrap the AC lines so that it doesn't mess it up, but do we have to put any kind of padding or cover around the radiator support? Any input is appreciated guys thanks.

roy'sz 05-08-2013 11:34 PM

I did....the pipes do pulse so you could hear a resonating sound through the car. I wrapped mine with rubber at the support beams.

Gibby1113 05-08-2013 11:48 PM

Thanks for the input I'll keep that in mind as an option :tup: rep for you sir!

Any other ideas?

Josh@STILLEN 05-09-2013 12:12 PM

Most common thing that happens with the installation is scratching of the lower pipes upon installation. You can leave the plastic on the lower pipes while you're fitting them, then remove later. Added protection against the aluminum scraping while installing.

That being said, they are aluminum pipes, you can sand/buff the scratches out, but so much less work to just take a couple extra minutes during the install.

roy'sz 05-09-2013 02:35 PM

I used a sharpie to mark where the rubber needed to go and used electrical tape to sleeve the tube. I also ziptied tje tubes to the crash bar to make it easier to install the front fascia.

Gibby1113 05-10-2013 12:56 AM

Cool. I'm gonna tell the shop all of these little details when they install my G3s. I just hope they don't mess up :eek:

Germanguy 05-17-2013 05:07 PM

should I drill big holes, or will it be better, when the pipes sit tight?

HerOuji 05-27-2013 01:04 AM

will this intake fits on amuse front bumper with show n go license plate mounted inside?

carvalho360 06-19-2013 12:26 AM

the pics are gone!!! Struggling... if anyone else has any please post! I'm doing install tomorrow but im not a pro DIY...Ill make an effort to take some pics and possibly add to this

LinPark 06-19-2013 09:56 AM

Pics are gone???? I still see them in the first post.

carvalho360 06-19-2013 10:01 PM

well...now im confused haha they were gone last night... i winged it.... just finished 30 min ago... took me roughly 8 hours (with a dinner break) my z was a salvage so alot of things just werent matching up...and i lacked a effective socket wrench that fit into tight spaces

LinPark 06-20-2013 04:29 PM

Nice job!

Germanguy 06-23-2013 06:23 AM

Id buy hydroshield for the Stillen filter. Someone knows the diameter of the filter? I want to cut the bumper for straight air flow.

t4dey 07-07-2013 08:56 AM

Thanks for the DIY, G3 installed yesterday!


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