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Yeah, my selection of bits is pretty limited. So I used a file and drill bit combo to get a perfect fit.
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Jake
werd... the U should be turned so the air flows through the ringHoofnIt said:Almost forgot, make sure you index the sensor when it's inserted in the tube. The idea is to let the orange sensor get clean air and not get obstruted air by the plastic 'U' which surrounds the sensor. Does that make sense?
i was gonna use a dremel but my dad was upstairs sleeping so i didnt want to make a ton of noise in the garage, so i used tin-snips....the cut was kinda jagged(sp?) but it worked fine...i actually cut more off then i needed...currently its just covered in electical tape to cover the bare metal but once i get some time(winter break from school) im gonna get in there sand it all nice and use some touch up paint....and then make a "cover" like RIO to make it look real OEMmighty_mike said:what did you guys use to cut the fender to make the filter fit in there? did you paint over the cut part so its not raw metal showing?