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For those that have actually done it, how hard/tricky is removing the front bumper? Is it pretty straight forward or is there a f'ed up part to taking it off and puting it back on? Plz only reply if u have actually done it.
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i want this, but I dont want to remove the bumper... is it possible to install with keeping it on somehow..??
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Except this. Well unless you take the radiator and air con heat exchanger out through the engine bay, and then have go-go-gadget arms to get the duct where it needs to go, and some how fix it in place. Just take the bumper off. |
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The alternatives are much more difficult anyway. Just buy a pair a pushpin pliers and it's no trouble.
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does anyone have pictures of a modified stock one? since i would literally never see it under the bumper, i would have no problem wasting a few minutes dremeling the stock one. even if it truly adds no power... like other said. It cant hurt.
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Update - Front Bumper Mod
Originally I was going to cut out the Toyota/Scion badge, but upon further inspection/measurement.. it is better to cut away at the flat vertical part of the bumper like so:
![]() The height of the holes is perfect for getting cooler air into the HKS Cold Air Intake, plus the HKS is situated about 1-1.5inches higher than the holes so there is a very very low chance for water coming into the air box. ![]() ![]() I also changed back to my STOCK AIR BOX, however I'm using an AVO Filter(non oiled) and the PERRIN Silicone Intake Tube. Both wrapped up with Reflect-A-Gold Heat Wrap.
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I presume you mean very little chance of water getting into the air box, and not air as stated above?
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Covered my HKS tonight in some Reflect-A-Gold aswell
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Did you notice much difference between the stock and TRD airbox with the HKS duct?
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Tiny bit more responsive. Slightly louder induction noise(non oiled filter)
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