Evo cold air intake help

robosledder · Nov 24, 2012

Hello having problems getting my cold air intake to fit on my male ends I of my top pod I cut off 1/2 inch like it says do they go inside or just rest on top ?

kramer boy · Nov 24, 2012

The evo cold air is designed to have the dash inlets slip over dash pods as far as you can get them on. I found that dremeling about 1/8 of an inch off of dash holes helped hood install a bunch. I also trimmed 1/8 off of top of evo inlets as I found they were a tad too long for my hood. Hood sits better now and getting those little clips beside headlight engaged was way easier. Again this helped my install. And yes It took two trys until I got it right.

madmax · Nov 24, 2012

Yes, from installing a few last week, cutting about 1/2" off the end of the EVO tubes and about 1/2" off the stock hood plastic inlets and it should fit great. If you need any more help PM me.

robosledder · Nov 24, 2012

Thanks a bunch guys

JBIZ · Nov 25, 2012

My evo outlets were too long making it difficult to close the tabs on the hood beside the speedo I had to cut the tubes on the intake down

PISTONPETE · Jan 20, 2013

Any pics of this install ?? Getting ready to do mine and not sure what to do with the air box ?? :face-icon-small-con

Thanks guys

JBIZ · Jan 20, 2013

Instructions

http://199.91.153.214/fxzpx7u1wc9g/c6sgni74zbf8nsd/Cold+Air+Intake+Instuctions+11-12-2012.pdf

If the link doesn't work there are instructions on evolution powersports website.

Woody67 · Jan 20, 2013

As madmax said you will have to shorten both the dash pods and the evo tubes to get a good fit. Also the instructions say to put the bottom of the airbox back on over the evo V-Flow intake. This is not required and will be changed in the next instruction revision.

Woody

Sage Crusher · Jan 20, 2013

MBMS said:
As madmax said you will have to shorten both the dash pods and the evo tubes to get a good fit. Also the instructions say to put the bottom of the airbox back on over the evo V-Flow intake. This is not required and will be changed in the next instruction revision.

Woody

So the ones I have put on over the course of the last few months- I can go ahead and pull the cover off my clients sleds?

Any heat issues even if running the balnkets from Jim?
S/C
WMP llc

Woody67 · Jan 21, 2013

Sage Crusher said:
So the ones I have put on over the course of the last few months- I can go ahead and pull the cover off my clients sleds?

Any heat issues even if running the balnkets from Jim?
S/C
WMP llc

I have run about 300 miles without the cover on. It actually opens up more under hood area for heat dissipation. Jim told me it was not needed and he was going to update the next set of instructions.

Woody

PISTONPETE · Jan 21, 2013

Thanks guys !! :face-icon-small-hap

gqapex · Jan 21, 2013

I found that useing silicone spray on both pieces made them slide together super easy.

Sage Crusher · Jan 21, 2013

MBMS said:
I have run about 300 miles without the cover on. It actually opens up more under hood area for heat dissipation. Jim told me it was not needed and he was going to update the next set of instructions.

Woody

Thanks Woody ..:wine:
I now have a reason to make the plunge to remove the hood once again!!!:clock::clock::clock::clock:

S/C

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