From looking at your pics, do you need to remove the front bumper to clean/change the intake filters?

 

Was going to say the same thing and by the looks I believe it has to be removed. Plus, were able to test your ride, did it have a
noticeable difference in speed and torque?

 

I plan to remove the bumper again to install an air horn, but I should be able to access the air filters to remove and clean by accessing them through the wheel well cover that is pops out.

As far as test driving, I've only driven the car once due to bad weather here. The throttle is definitely more responsive. I don't have a grounding kit installed yet. That will be next (Oh Betty!). Can't tell you yet as to torque and speed differences. I can say that I haven't noticed any negative impact.

 

im pretty sure you can just go by the wheel well to get to the filters dont think yohave to completely remove the bumper.Worst case just take of the fake vents and then you can just reach for the filters to clean them.then put everything back.But the bumper is honestly not hard to take of just clips and about 15 screws and rip it of =)

 

How pissed are you that we had 70 degree weather for two weeks before you installed these, and now it's 29 degrees and snowing?

Can't wait to hear these!! How's the sound?

 

I know, right!? They sound sweet.

Haven't put more than a few miles on the car with the Injen intakes. Hopefully tomorrow will be dry so I can drive to work. Otherwise, I'll have to wait 'till next week. I'll be in Phoenix for a few days.