Ktec matched inlets

[CuppyDean]

Hi guys,
Has anyone ordered or had matched inlets done from ktec? im going to get them done after new year but i need to order them from there website on an exchange basis, just wanted to know how easy are the original inlets to remove, is it a job i could do or is a mechanic required

Thanks in advance

Dean

 

[TimR26]

Quite easy to remove the inlets, there is a guide in Guides Section. Another option is JMS who supply them cheaper http://www.jmstuning.co.uk/

 

[CuppyDean]

Any link to the guide, been searching but couldnt find anything

Cheers

 

[skatedemonuk]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=308775 there you go

 

[CuppyDean]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=308775 there you go

Thanks, lots of the pictures have been removed though, its looked complicated to do lol im not mechanic and dont trust myself doing a thing like that, maybe i best take it to a dealer when i get them done

 

[Andyman]

Wouldnt exactly call it ''easy''

Its pretty straight forward but its a lot harder (or awkward) than it should be.

 

[DannoTheGreat]

its my next mod on the list so im interested in this too

 

[Lee-182]

Very easy to take off. A little hint, use new bolts and dont do them up very tight as they will snap in the head.

 

[DannoTheGreat]

talkin from experience?! i'll haveto remember that

 

[Lee-182]

yes, i snapped the 1st bolt i done up, only nipped in and snap!

 

[Andyman]

No need what so ever to use new bolts.

Bolts only snap if you doo them up above torque limits.

 

[Lee-182]

each to their own