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Old 05-21-2003, 01:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: fitting aem bypass valve w/o cutting the pipe

You either need to cut away a piece of the pipe at the end (remember you are adding a couple inches in there) or you will need to cut a small section out anywhere in the pipe you want. Just keep the bypass valve away from the filter where it doesn't risk getting wet otherwise it is useless.

Basically, the intake is made to fit your car so if you are going to add any material to it you will need to subtract the same amount some place else so it will fit again.
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