Got  to fit my CAI, is it possible to fit the filter without removing the bumper?

I managed to fit mine without removing the bumper.

I had to remove the triangular cover underneath to attach it.

Some people relocate one of the horns. My filter is close to the horns, but not too close.

FYI It makes a huge difference to the sound. It's like I've fitted an atmospheric DV!

Got  to fit my CAI, is it possible to fit the filter without removing the bumper?

 

Yes easy to do "without" removing bumper

 

best bet is remove the passenger headlight and indicator and bumper grill. This will give you ample area and visibility to work in.

 

The removal of light allows you to hold and route pipe and air filter. What I did is drop the air filter through headlight hole to sit on the bottom bumper arch liner triangle plastic. Route the CAI pipe and fit filter to pipe by holding filter in place with hand through bumper grill hole and screwing it on through headlight hole

Thanks for the reply's but now going with the R-Tech CAI, so got a K&N typhoon set up for sale.

I actually meant easy to do "without" removing bumper lol.

 

Updated above thread.....