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YOUR RESEARCHEvoms air intake instructions?
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Install few weeks ago, pretty easy
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I got mine installed a few weeks ago, pretty easy.
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Been thinking about changing the filter these are a option but do you have to get it re mapped ?
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Bought the Carerra air intake from EVOMS for my '00 cab a few months ago and decided to install it yesterday. opened the box and there are no instructions? does anyone have a copy they can email me? a little disappointed here, no instructions, no packing list, no help from EVOMS on weekends!
Hello guys,
I am a new owner of a 2013 Cayenne V6 - White/Luxor beige. I would like to do my second mod to this car (first was Oem aluminum pedals). Before I even purchased the vehicle I knew I wanted to paint the air-intake grilles on the sides of the front bumper. As you guys know, the v6 model comes with exterior paint matched grilles on the sides. I much prefer the look of the S (painted flat black), as it looks more aggressive/sporty. I plan on removing them and plasti-dipping them.
My question is ... How do I remove these grilles? I have tried to find where the tabs are but cannot locate them and am afraid I would break something. Does anyone know of the diagram or a DIY?
Thanks a lot guys! I will post pics soon, once I detail my cayenne.
Instructions on their website. It's based on a 997 in the pictures. But same idea. I got mine installed a few weeks ago, pretty easy.
http://www.evoms.com/public/support_installation.asp
thanks, got the directions off their site but since i have a '00 996 they really dont show whats needed, like what parts should be there, how to assemble the filter into the box and to the metal intake, not to mention what the extra bracket is for.
got it installed just fine, i think. but no instructions, no packing list and instructions only available for a different model, really? this is just less than acceptable customer service.
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Sigh... wonder why they made it that way. Do you happen to know if they are connected in tabs or screws?
I thought all V6 cayennes came with painted front grilles? Just like the boxster and cayman. Which is odd since it would cost more to paint.
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I prob could but it would not look very even and likely cause drip marks, esp with the position/location of the grilles. Vinyl wrap might be a better option.
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If you do light coats drips aren't a problem. The bigger issue would be protecting the radiators from overspray (unless you have small arms, mine don't fit between the grills vanes
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As far as the mounting, it's been awhile now, but I think they are bolted on.
There are no radiators behind the side grille. I plastidipped mine with them attached and they turned out perfect. I just taped newspapers on the surrounding area to prevent overspray. Spray light coats and if you do enough coats, the excess is easily peelable.
Thanks for all the replies guys... I have thought about the plasti-dip route but wasn't sure how it would turn out esp cause it seemed hard to reach the inside portion. I wanted even coats all throughout and assumed the front/exposed portion would just get more of the coats. Any pics you can attach?
Is there a reason why you did not go the vinyl wrap route?
oh and unrelated question... how do you find out who rep'ed you?
