? for those who run a cone filter
Teching In
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From: Twin Cities
if you are talking about the k&n set-up with cone filter, there is a mounting bracket for the ecm. the lower half of the air box i removed and is now sitting in the box the k&n intake came in on my garage bench...
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Staging Lane
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I just left the lower half of the factory air box there.It makes for a tight fight with the filter though. I don't want to cut it up or anything like that just in case i have to through it back on for warranty work.
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Staging Lane
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You can never tell with the dealer. If I take it in for a trans issue they would probbably come back with some bs that the air filter allowed the engine to make to much power that ultimateley lead to the trans failure.
Why put a cone filter in the engine bay? It's just going to make it KR like crazy.
