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Hey Jar. Yes I can access the filters. Keep in mind the position of the Injen filters is the same as the AEM ones. So all you have to do
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Hey Jar. Yes I can access the filters. Keep in mind the position of the Injen filters is the same as the AEM ones.
So all you have to do is remove the wheels and peel back the fender liner. Also accessible via removing the under tray. Obviously not possible if I had Stillen G3s or comparable CAI. |
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