CAI Rubbing
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Vehicle: 2000 Tiburon
pretty cool Tiby that you noticed that and peeps hadn't taken a look at it before and now we are all a little more aware of the consistant problem. Looks like a need for some serious bumping absorbtion is the key.
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That sucks to hear about the CAI problems. How did everyone notice this, just by inspecting their engine bays? Can you actually hear this rubbing that you describe? I have no experience with installing these sorts of things so I am going to get it installed professionally...hopefully they will find away around this tight fitment.
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Yeah I've noticed that the problems are with autos. Well of course b/c I have one. lol There's no need to get it installed professionally...it's easy peasy. I did it w/ one of my friends and I don't know much about all that, but am eager to learn. So he instructed me on what to do and I did it....like I said...easy peasy. Takes a little time though. I had to take the battery out. And it helps A LOT if you have access to a lift, which I did at the time. I only noticed my damage when I took it out for the winter b/c my tib is/was a daily driver. And good thing I didn't put it back in yet b/c we've had some HEAVY rain lately and I've had to drive through DEEP water.