zoned019

Just wondering what you guys found worked well, I used a razor and that seemed to be going good for awhile but then it broke. I still have a little left I want to get rid of so it doesn't flap around when I'm driving at higher speeds.

jToIeB

I used a coping saw...

Black01Tibby

I used a coping saw as well yesterday when I installed mine. Cut like a hot knife through butter. fing02.gif

Sparticus

i used a Dremel... it took a few circular blade things, but it got the job done

Screwdriver

I used my sickel knife. Really sharp. Cut through it like butter. You're not gonna be able to screw all the ends of the guard back on.

You might have to rotate the horn a bit to squeeze it in. Good Luck

djshaggy

Can any of you take pictures to show what it looks like?

hamhead

I do believe I just took a handsaw to it, as I did it at home where I didn't have access to all the special tools. Just measure the CAI, draw a template, and wack away.

Screw, what do ya mean it didn't bolt up right afterward? Mine went back in just fine...

jToIeB

^^^as did mine... nana.gif

01tibby

well, i dont have the aem CAI, but i would use the hot knife attachment on my soldering iron if i had to do this.

MrPSXplyr

i think I can top you all...I used SCISSORS!

I used a white colored pencil to draw out the area I wanted to cut out, and then just went at it...Sure, it didn't cut through it like butter, but I wasn't very creative, and it just had to be done.

Here's some pics (they're a little big - 1152x864)
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Here's miscellaneous garage work pictures if you want to look:
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https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/cplee/www/...install001.jpg
https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/cplee/www/...install002.jpg
https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/cplee/www/...install006.jpg</span>