Mawfuqqa
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What people probably want to know vs everything below: The sound is excellent! No cel. Can hear it windows up or windows down and over music at my regular listening volume. See/hear some short clips at end of post.
Issues I've ran into: Could be personal or both myself and product.
- 3d printed MAF housing gasket was too thick at 3.0mm to really squish on, I also think I sprained my lower back at some point... (old man) The instructions state to press hard on the elbow and MAF housing to seat it/lock it in. I should not have but filed at the elbow tab a little bit to twist/lock to no avail. I think the problem is not enough give in the gasket or I'm too old and weak. Gave up and just seated the housing/elbow without the gasket to drive home. Seated without the gasket it's loosely twistable but didn't budge on my drive home last night/this morning. I may heat gun the gasket sometime today and try again.
- My cousin states 3d printed gaskets shouldn't be an issue for the heat. He's going to make me various gaskets from 1.5mm incrementally by .1 up to 2.8mm. Said whatever ABS/TPU material he is using can handle 160-240F. I would assume the 27Won provided gaskets is more or less the same or better heat resistance. Will also see if the local hardware store today has some rubber/silicone rings in similar dimension.
79.31 fits correct
4.5 fits correct
3 in question as mentioned
These are minor and I would not fault the product, just some things to note.
- My shroud required loosening some of the existing hardware to seat the plates closer to personal desire.
- The rubber stripping was a little pita to install. Encouraged it with a heat gun and pried it about with a flat head. There are some pinching at the corners to be expected. Otherwise fully seated as much as possible with no metal showing except for one flat edge after rounding a corner doesn't want to stay full seated but I reckon hood closed should not be an issue; just slightly raised off not gripping the metal entirely like hovering ever so slightly above it. When seating flush on one side the other end is too long by about 5mm, left it as is.
Overhang (Does not appear to be a problem)
Pinch (likely normal due to nature of material/fit)
Slightly raised off the metal after rounding the corner. I don't imagine it would be an issue.
- Do not lose the black spacer, I almost lost it though can probably craft or find a replacement at a hardware store. It's for the step regarding relocating ECU. Kind of finicky position if you don't have small enough / dexterous hands and fingers. We all know to not lose any nuts/screws but from the looks of it easy enough to find replacements for but the black spacer would've been more of a pain.
- The pdf file link pictures are blurry or at least for my old eyes they were difficult. The dozuki app had much better picture quality but my old eyes find it annoying to view the phone over a monitor. Otherwise seemingly good instructions/pictures.
Things I'm unsure of:
- The 3d printed MAF housing gasket reliability/durability. It is stated to replace every so often but unsure of what mileage milestones and etc.
- The rest of the fitment as I'm not finished.
I stopped after step 15ish and just cobbled it together to drive home as it was getting late and cold as hell. Here are some videos as of this morning just because I wanted to hear it.
Did not go WOT incase of anything funky due to no gasket and 100% not fitted correctly.
12/10 I hit the provided gasket with a heat gun and was able to get the maf housing to the elbow. In hindsight should've tried that to begin with given it was near freezing temps. Also should've gave it more heat as i think it cooled off as I was twisting it on and now it's stuck in position so it'll be fine. Adding few more videos
Exterior sound: Quick sound
On the freeway: Listening to boost. Oddly enough the boost sounds way more prominent listening to it off the phone video/speakers. 6th gear in comfort.
Issues I've ran into: Could be personal or both myself and product.
- 3d printed MAF housing gasket was too thick at 3.0mm to really squish on, I also think I sprained my lower back at some point... (old man) The instructions state to press hard on the elbow and MAF housing to seat it/lock it in. I should not have but filed at the elbow tab a little bit to twist/lock to no avail. I think the problem is not enough give in the gasket or I'm too old and weak. Gave up and just seated the housing/elbow without the gasket to drive home. Seated without the gasket it's loosely twistable but didn't budge on my drive home last night/this morning. I may heat gun the gasket sometime today and try again.
- My cousin states 3d printed gaskets shouldn't be an issue for the heat. He's going to make me various gaskets from 1.5mm incrementally by .1 up to 2.8mm. Said whatever ABS/TPU material he is using can handle 160-240F. I would assume the 27Won provided gaskets is more or less the same or better heat resistance. Will also see if the local hardware store today has some rubber/silicone rings in similar dimension.
79.31 fits correct
4.5 fits correct
3 in question as mentioned
These are minor and I would not fault the product, just some things to note.
- My shroud required loosening some of the existing hardware to seat the plates closer to personal desire.
- The rubber stripping was a little pita to install. Encouraged it with a heat gun and pried it about with a flat head. There are some pinching at the corners to be expected. Otherwise fully seated as much as possible with no metal showing except for one flat edge after rounding a corner doesn't want to stay full seated but I reckon hood closed should not be an issue; just slightly raised off not gripping the metal entirely like hovering ever so slightly above it. When seating flush on one side the other end is too long by about 5mm, left it as is.
Overhang (Does not appear to be a problem)
Slightly raised off the metal after rounding the corner. I don't imagine it would be an issue.
- Do not lose the black spacer, I almost lost it though can probably craft or find a replacement at a hardware store. It's for the step regarding relocating ECU. Kind of finicky position if you don't have small enough / dexterous hands and fingers. We all know to not lose any nuts/screws but from the looks of it easy enough to find replacements for but the black spacer would've been more of a pain.
- The pdf file link pictures are blurry or at least for my old eyes they were difficult. The dozuki app had much better picture quality but my old eyes find it annoying to view the phone over a monitor. Otherwise seemingly good instructions/pictures.
Things I'm unsure of:
- The 3d printed MAF housing gasket reliability/durability. It is stated to replace every so often but unsure of what mileage milestones and etc.
- The rest of the fitment as I'm not finished.
I stopped after step 15ish and just cobbled it together to drive home as it was getting late and cold as hell. Here are some videos as of this morning just because I wanted to hear it.
Did not go WOT incase of anything funky due to no gasket and 100% not fitted correctly.
12/10 I hit the provided gasket with a heat gun and was able to get the maf housing to the elbow. In hindsight should've tried that to begin with given it was near freezing temps. Also should've gave it more heat as i think it cooled off as I was twisting it on and now it's stuck in position so it'll be fine. Adding few more videos
Exterior sound: Quick sound
On the freeway: Listening to boost. Oddly enough the boost sounds way more prominent listening to it off the phone video/speakers. 6th gear in comfort.
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