Just installed Fabspeed cat bypass and K&N intake
#1
Just installed Fabspeed cat bypass and K&N intake
...to go along with my Fabspeed mufflers.
The result is... amazing.
The car now growls the way it should've been from the factory, much more throaty. Deep rumble at idle and at WOT it just screams...
Is it better to put the cover on the air filter part or not?
The result is... amazing.
The car now growls the way it should've been from the factory, much more throaty. Deep rumble at idle and at WOT it just screams...
Is it better to put the cover on the air filter part or not?
#4
the catbypasses are freakin' loud. i had them on my car for a day. i also have headers and aftermarket mufflers. sounded awful to my ears. way over the top. maybe it's better with stock headers and mufflers.
#6
Originally Posted by cooperlee
No check engine light?
I am thinking to do the same with my 996 c2 as i want more of a bark. The fabspeed mufflers alone is just not enough noise! ahhahaha
I am thinking to do the same with my 996 c2 as i want more of a bark. The fabspeed mufflers alone is just not enough noise! ahhahaha
#7
Dont use that cover for the filter, only use it when you get into really dusty areas like say dessert
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#9
When I did the install last night their was an engine vacum line that went into the airbox. After removing the box the K&N intake had no where to plug it into. Please see the link 1/2 way down the page for a better explanation. What did you do?
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#13
Originally Posted by Evil997
I think that step was left out of the directions, so I took the initiative to solve the problem.
Last edited by jhbrennan; 02-03-2007 at 09:31 AM.