Fujita intake
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Fujita intake
Just got done installing the fujita intake system, took about 8 hours for install by myself, was a pain in the butt getting the front bumper off, but finally done and took if for a test drive and wow, highly recommend this set up
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idles perfect, no probs, made sure I took my time hooking the piping properly so I wouldn't have any leaks, uses t-clamps to ensure this, kit includes intake kit, uicp and licp for driver side
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didn't have to do anything except bolt on, doesn't affect the maf at all, runs like stock except its less restricted, has a really unique sound with mr bov, definately likes to show off turbo spool
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It appears that Fujita has changed their intake pipe design. The older model had the flange for the BOV return lower towards the turbo inlet. This may have caused erratic idle. Good to see that the newer design has worked out.