How To Install a CV Fabrication Air Intake (w/ before & after sound clips)

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Pretty straight forward project in this one. To install the new CVF intake the factory tube and top half of the intake need to come off.


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What is the vent tube insert they are talking about on the sale page? Is that necessary for install?
 

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I just did this on my 22 37" this morning.

Easy install other than the hose clamps for the small crossover pipe aren't long enough so I had to run out and get some. Mildly annoying and unnecessary issue.

Helps hear the turbo induction a bit more. Not a crazy amount but with the exhaust in quiet mode you can hear them spool a little bit more which I like.

Overall I am happy with it.
 

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What is the vent tube insert they are talking about on the sale page? Is that necessary for install?
It's helps ensure there's a proper amount of vacuum pulled on the crank case vent line. I was going to try and run it with and without just to see but that CCV orange fitting is such a pain the butt to pull off (its technically a tamperproof fitting but can be removed with a 5/8" quick disconnect tool if you're careful) I didn't want to chance breaking it.
 

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It's helps ensure there's a proper amount of vacuum pulled on the crank case vent line. I was going to try and run it with and without just to see but that CCV orange fitting is such a pain the butt to pull off (its technically a tamperproof fitting but can be removed with a 5/8" quick disconnect tool if you're careful) I didn't want to chance breaking it.
Do you need the vent tube if you install the hot and cold pipes too?
 

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It's helps ensure there's a proper amount of vacuum pulled on the crank case vent line. I was going to try and run it with and without just to see but that CCV orange fitting is such a pain the butt to pull off (its technically a tamperproof fitting but can be removed with a 5/8" quick disconnect tool if you're careful) I didn't want to chance breaking it.
Do you need the vent tube if you install the hot and cold pipes too
I’m running it with their hot and cold pipes, no issues, no cel
thank you, I have the full set up but didn’t put the vent tube in and now I have the P2C90 code.. Hopefully putting the vent tube in will clear the CEL
 


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