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YOUR RESEARCHFabspeed air intake and mufflers to fit
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Install intake i did get the slight rubbing
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Interesting....I haven't had the cooling fan problem, but when I first installed the intake I did get the slight rubbing from the inside of the door latch.
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I had to adjust the mufflers differently on both sides to get the tips protruding correctly.
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So I will use my own judgement and report back once fitted
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Interesting....I haven't had the cooling fan problem, but when I first installed the intake I did get the slight rubbing from the inside of the door latch.
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just arrived from the US of A-
will have exhaust fitted end of week, and air intake maybe next week -
will take some photo's and vid's so you can hear the difference.
build quality looks amazing
Interesting....I haven't had the cooling fan problem, but when I first installed the intake I did get the slight rubbing from the inside of the door latch. I just put the exhaust and tips in this weekend and I think I get what you mean. I had to adjust the mufflers differently on both sides to get the tips protruding correctly. My first stab was terrible with them touching the body on both sides and barely even protruding on one.
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where abouts in the uk you from buddy?
and look forward to hearing what you think of the exhaust as i'll be on the look out for one in the coming months
I too have the same fabspeed intake and love it but as above I have had a slight rub on the top that's rubbed a little of the lacquer off the carbon fibre now so might be worth addressing this from the start as to not damage it
but they are a thing of beauty (its a shame ive not got my bay open more lol and it definitely makes a nice sound and does seem a little more urgent in the mid to high rev range!
Yes purdy and nice to look at, but I for one don't pop my hood to random strangers in the parking lots. Too bad they don't make something like this for you peeps that wanna show off your carbon in the engine bay.
as I am now forwarded, rubbing can be simply fixed with slight mod.
Exhaust tips: not sure what parts you guys were supplied - but my setup comes with some extension tubes. They call them 'long tips'.
Lastly - I have been researching stainless steel mufflers for a few months, and as is typical with forums, it's 50/50 with the comments on all the mufflers I have looked up. And usual comments are polar, either 'awesome' or 'don't buy'! I can barely take the average. So I will use my own judgement and report back once fitted
