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Old 25-11-2009, 07:05 PM   #1
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Default Installing CAI

Hello all

I just got my bluepower CAI today for my BF XR8

Iv removed my stock airbox and just looking at how it all goes together inc reading the instructions.

2 questions

1) Just in front if the headlight there is an earth cable bolted down - next to that is a cable that runs from left to right across the engine bay - when i put the lower half of the intake in - it is pressing against this cable and does not look like any better way to run the cable

2) in the box there was a piece of rubber that looks like it is meant to protect the edge of something, where on the airbox does this go?

thanks
Luke

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