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Old 07-18-15, 11:05 AM
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Default Afe/takeda intake direct plug and play?

Do the intakes come with all the required hardware for a direct swap or do any clamps/hoses need to be bought at the auto parts store before installing?
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if you buy the kit from a retailer, it will come w/ all the hardware
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The factory rubber hose (with the clamp) that connects the intake is garbage (in regards to a takeda/greddy) will probably not work well. I had to go to the autozone to pick up a longer tube and tighter clamps from home depot. However, if you have a 2014 model, the stock tubing is ever so different that it works with the aftermarket intake.
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I installed an AFE magnum force intake on my 2015 is250 last week. All parts came with the intake and installed very nicely.
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Originally Posted by ddvette9
Do the intakes come with all the required hardware for a direct swap or do any clamps/hoses need to be bought at the auto parts store before installing?
I bought my Afe Stage 2 Intake for my 2IS and it came with everything. Should also came with everthing for 3IS.


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Seeing a lot of mixed reviews on the forum and on Amazon, a lot of people kept saying they had to go to the auto parts store to buy a longer hose and some new clamps? Still trying to figure out how direct plug and play this is or if a longer hose is needed before install.......A lot of the reviews on amazon talk about a longer hose being needed and someone who posted on this thread even said they needed some additional installation parts.......
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Get the afe power magnum pro force intake. Just installed mines and it comes with instructions and everything you need.
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Yea I'm not sure what the issue was for people have too short of a hose. I think someone on here got a new clamp cause he felt the existing clamp wasn't doing the job.

I got my aFe Magnum Force ordered and installed less than a month ago and I did not need any additional parts. Everything I needed came in the box.


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With the Afe kits you get everything you need and the install is strait forward, there should be no issues for anyone installing the kit. We have never had an issue with their products we have installed in the past, Afe/Takeda is a really great choice when it comes to intakes.
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I got my Afe stage 2 intake because the tube is plastic. I think metal pipe heatsoak and make you lose HP.
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Just installed the intake. I had one of the rubber strips left over couldn't figure out where it went. I know the bigger rubber strip goes along the top of the heat shield but I couldnt figure out where the smaller one went for the life of me.

Any help?
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The bottttom rectangle
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Originally Posted by Sexis350
The bottttom rectangle


Do you know the function and purpose of the two rubber strips?
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Originally Posted by ddvette9
Do you know the function and purpose of the two rubber strips?
To block the gap between intake and side cover.
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Originally Posted by MWIS350
To block the gap between intake and side cover.
What do you mean by "side cover"


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