YOUR RESEARCHReturn to stock airbox
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I'm looking at picking up another Cayman . I've got my eye on one that has seen a little track duty and has some nice mods, but includes a cold air intake (stock air box cut up and removed). I'm going to be streeting it would prefer it quieter. I've heard you have to drop the engine to put in or remove a stock air box but someone recently told me that it was a matter of dropping it a few inches, not that big a deal. Does anyone have any experience with this?
I change it in my 2000 BS but didn't have to move the engine. Don't know if much newer Cayman would be different.
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