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found the pic now ;)
support engine and remove the top mount, then if its the one thats resessed in the bracket use a swan neck or box spanner to undo it
loads of people will say no need to remove the mount but it saves your knuckes if you do and its only 'bout 4 bolts and a stud. remember to...
the probs with having it there or in the foglamp hole is the quantity of crap and water that gets sucked in and the horrid routing required for the pipe
dont forget if the caf is connected, your induction system ends there.
nope i cant open the application/price list at the mo. its playing havoc with my bloody 'puter
i know a guy at k&n research and development so i'm gonna call him tomorrow or when i've got a chance
try typing in this under part no. search
69-7800TB
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or just click this
http://www.knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=69-7800TB
i'm being dopey today LOL
feed pipe off it has unacceptable losses
feed pipe on (and routed to fog lamp) sucks up too much water -the inside of the feed pipe is now rusty all the way up!
so i've binned it :)
i've been looking at the k&n typhoon with the drycharger. the ally pipe looks excellent and routes it to behind...
my viper....
i now have put my standard airbox back on. with heat sheild tap wrapped round it. using a green element. i've kept my foglamp out and angled the airfeeds downward in the hope that the area between the front bumpre and the arch liner (with the fog removed) is creating a high density...