SmileB44Death
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After installing my 99002 Spectre Air Intake I notice my hood will not shut all the way has anyone else experienced this problem? I think it has to do with the heat shield.
Spectre Cold Air Intake
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SmileB44Death
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Solved this is a common problem all you have to do is cut the heat shield
mmeachem
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That’s weird mine required no cutting and doesn’t have the insulation strip, maybe it’s been redesigned
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SmileB44Death
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There's two versions 99000 and 99002. You most likely have the 99000.
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I see it now, the kit you have has reviews on Amazon complaining about the same thing
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how does it perform?
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SmileB44Death
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Performance there was a slight difference but really can't tell because my transmission slips and I need to install my new one
TwiztidPixel
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I had one of these installed for a few weeks and ended up removing it. The cone sits right under the crack between the hood and fender which, while raining, ended up sucking enough water/moisture in to cause my engine to idle very rough at red lights. I'm sure it was just some moisture hitting the MAF but not worth the risk IMO.
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Sasquatch
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I`ve had one for about five years now. No problems closing the hood or the filter getting wet.
I check the filter after driving through very hard rain at highway speed and its never been wet.
The only change i made was switching to an AEM dry cone filter to avoid messy oiled filters.
I check the filter after driving through very hard rain at highway speed and its never been wet.
The only change i made was switching to an AEM dry cone filter to avoid messy oiled filters.
adventurenali92
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I have one on my 2006. Mine doesn’t have the shield so it doesn’t present any problems closing the hood. I like it a lot. Not a lot of gains, but gave my truck a nice little sound after the fact. I also don’t have any issues with it getting wet so not a big deal.
