LEXAUDI

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Ive been searching and cant find a write up on installing a Fujita short ram intake, I just purchased one used, and it seems self explanatory but can someone post a DIY write up on installing it?

CarbonDtls

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K&N has a similar design and they have instructions. Fujita's website is horrible and provide no online instructions.

http://www.knfilters.com/instructions/69-8701_inst.pdf

LEXAUDI

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Any other detailed write ups for an intake? I'm handy but still are sketchy about doing the install with no instructions

LEXAUDI

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Question: why does the k&n intake come with a heat shield but the fujita does not? Also would it be a bad idea to not disconnect the negative terminal before install? I don't want a check engine light

LEXAUDI

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quick123

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The heat shield is just a feature of the K&N intake...by reducing hot air going into the engine = more power, so that is why most people going after HP will op out of a short ram and go with the Joe-Z (utilizes the factory "ram" air for colder air)...short rams give awesome sound, but will take in hot air from the engine compartment, so the F-sport is a great combo of both...I went with the Joe-Z for the lower price

Here is a great step-by-step on how to install the F-sport intake from the Sewell website, this should give you all you need:

http://is.sewellparts.com/pdf/PTR0353100.pdf

Hope that helps

LEXAUDI

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Thanks a lot!!!!