Casper said:the intake is only for the v8 and it does appear that K&N is the only option for v6
I was thinking it, but you said it.my04runner said:D@mn, was hoping and waiting for the Volant. I guess that is what I get for sticking with the V6. :bash:
Intakes are pretty simple to install. Volant should've manufactured it to utilize stock mounting locations so it should fit fine. As far as actually doing the job, if you can change your own oil, you can install this kit. All it consists of is removing the stock airbox and tube (requires sockets/wrenche and a screwdriver) and installing the new intake in the factory location and connecting the necessary vacuum lines (instructions are included). Everything that is removed in this installation is replaced (for the most part) so its not like you have to take out a bunch of stuff, and remember where it goes once you install the new part. Should take the average person a half hour to complete.blue2006 said:hey guys, whats the install like for thiskit...looks like a sweet addition, i'm thinking about jumping on the bandwagon...can this be done without major tools etc, or is it a dealership piece?
schwalmy said:put the order in
cant wait
frekin kick ass
schwalmy
schwalmy said:casper
buddy im just glad that this site is around
if it was not for this post i would still be on the fence about a cai
but now.......im just happy the wheels are in motion
cant wait
2-3 weeks? no prob
im sure it will be worth it
schwalmy
YSutarko said:hopefully volant kept their promise (2 weeks) this time. I have bad experience with volant.
I want to get a CAI for my 2002 civic, and when i called they said they'll release it in 2-4 weeks (august 2002). A month later i called them again and they said the same thing, 2-4 weeks. After 6 month calling them, i gave up.
Until today, i don't think they have the intake yet, although they have the pictures on their website.