LivinModified

I want to install my intake tomorrow but it's almost 0 degree weather around here and was wondering if I should wait till it's warmer outside? I figure the plastic might be more flexible in the warm weather than now. I don't want to run the risk of cracking some plastic from the cold weather. Does this make a difference?

madmark

iTrader: (1)

working on a car in 0 degree weather lol sounds fun, but i dont see why is should make a difference

Beck

iTrader: (5)

Yea dont worry about the temp. you can just preassemble the intake inside anyways. then go outside and remove the upper half of the airbox and the filter along with the piece connected to the throttle body.

throw the new intake on and tighten the brackets all up and there ya have it.

LivinModified

I just don't want to run the risk of tightening up a clamp and the plastic cracking or something but i'm gonna go try and install the intake in a lil bit.

xspyder85x

should be ok

RaineMan

you should be ok... but that's why I save all my underhood mods for spring... or one of our lovely southern warm spells.

Unless you have a garage...

bryce712

dont worry itll be ok. some of the stuff may be a little harder to get off but even so its a very easy install. my friend and i did mine in under 20 min.

LivinModified

wow i just installed the intake and it's sounds awesome.. Maybe it's just me but I think I have better throttle response to.

06VRCoupe

Yeah, when I converted the injen CAI to SRI I felt the throttle was a little more lively. Congrats on the install, and hope you like it!

CinciSS07

i just installed mine yesterday and i can definately tell a difference when driving. both sound and throttle response. i love it. congrats!