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Old 05-08-2007, 12:04 AM   #12 (permalink)
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This is not correct on both counts. APS makes a true cold air intake that does use the spot the resorvoir sits in. On cars equipped with the intercooler sprayer, it would require the resevoir's removal. However, APS also makes a resevoir that will fit with it's intake. On cars with nothing there, obviously no modification is necessary.
The only cars that the APS intake works with are the 03 and 04 if you don't mind screwing with your intercooler sprayer system. The original poster doesn't have an 03 or 04.

Any car can rip out stock components to make a path for a cold air intake to follow, but I like my active center differential.... so I won't be giving it up any time soon for a cold air intake.

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