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Nice! The intake filters look pretty snug in there. Can they be removed without taking anything else apart?

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Nice! The intake filters look pretty snug in there. Can they be removed without taking anything else apart?
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Nice! The intake filters look pretty snug in there. Can they be removed without taking anything else apart?
There is very little room with this kit and you would have to remove the intake pipe going to the throttle bodies to remove the intake filters.
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As the owner of this new build, I'll be writing a review on the overall performance of the AAM kit after a couple more weeks, along with some videos, etc. So far, it's as fun as can you imagine, and probably then some

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