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Originally Posted by Pelican170 Thanks for the info. That just makes me too nervous to do that, maybe because I still only have about 900 miles on it. Any other

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Old 08-23-2010, 04:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Thanks for the info. That just makes me too nervous to do that, maybe because I still only have about 900 miles on it. Any other suggestions?
Well if it makes you feel better, we ordered coilovers before taking delivery of our shop Nismo, and long tube headers and AEM intakes were installed before we hit 500 miles

Which part are you nervous about? The bottle replacement or the bumper removal? All of the CAI units on the market will require some type of modification-

AEM- bottle relocation/replacement, metal ducting modification (Nismo model specific for guide modification). Bumper removal during install.
Injen- bottle replacement. Bumper removal during install
Stillen- Metal air guide modification (Nismo model). Bumper removal during install.

So unless you're willing to just invest in K&N/Mines/HKS drop in filter elements or even a short ram intake (which don't produce significant power gains compared to CAI), you're looking at some type of modification.
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Well if it makes you feel better, we ordered coilovers before taking delivery of our shop Nismo, and long tube headers and AEM intakes were installed before we hit 500 miles

Which part are you nervous about? The bottle replacement or the bumper removal? All of the CAI units on the market will require some type of modification-

AEM- bottle relocation/replacement, metal ducting modification (Nismo model specific for guide modification). Bumper removal during install.
Injen- bottle replacement. Bumper removal during install
Stillen- Metal air guide modification (Nismo model). Bumper removal during install.

So unless you're willing to just invest in K&N/Mines/HKS drop in filter elements or even a short ram intake (which don't produce significant power gains compared to CAI), you're looking at some type of modification.
No, it just makes me nervous because its new and its my baby lol. the main part is takign off the bumper. god forbid i break a clip or mess something up...
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No, it just makes me nervous because its new and its my baby lol. the main part is takign off the bumper. god forbid i break a clip or mess something up...
Actually I was in your same situation but it's very easy. However, you need another friend to hold the other side so that it doesn't come down hard on the floor. Other than that, it's very easy. Please follow Digitoniums DIY

DIY: Front Bumper Removal

I can take it off and put it back in less than 10 minutes!
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What about the Stillen kit for the 370? that doesnt look like it needs the washer fluid resevoir moved...
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