Originally Posted by nismomike

Brick, I did not have to trim anything. The inner layer of the intake support comes out with a few screws with the stock intake. The tubes fit in with a good amount of room to move it around. I am not concerned with water because lookin at it, it sits high enough where water will not really reach that spot unles its comin down horizontally by an act of God straight into the grill opening. The only thing i had to do was move the horns further down and screw them into the core support. took like 10 minutes to do that. It was a great experience and it was worth it. Ill put the best pics that I have of it up.

Originally Posted by 4DGS

I would still put a hyrdolock on just in case the worst happens you never know...

Good numbers, I want that intake for my G to bad it'll never fit

Originally Posted by nismomike

Brick, I did not have to trim anything. The inner layer of the intake support comes out with a few screws with the stock intake. The tubes fit in with a good amount of room to move it around. I am not concerned with water because lookin at it, it sits high enough where water will not really reach that spot unles its comin down horizontally by an act of God straight into the grill opening. The only thing i had to do was move the horns further down and screw them into the core support. took like 10 minutes to do that. It was a great experience and it was worth it. Ill put the best pics that I have of it up.

Originally Posted by brick

Thanks for the info. Horizontal rain wouldn't be too hard to reproduce on the highway, but I doubt it would be enough to cause any problem. I wonder how hard to would be to make it into a ram air design.