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Hey guys

I didnt have enough time to search plus the net is really slow so i will quickly ask this!

What is involved in putting a pod filter on a stock ass r34 GTT? My cousin just picked up a R34 GTT and was wondering what is required and involved in getting that....he alreayd has the clamp and pod....does he need any sort of adapter or is it a take the stock box out and slap the pod straight on jobby..?

Thanks

Krish

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if its for the 34 it will fit straight up. If its universal good luck. Got the apexi one for mine and fitted lovely and came with a bracket so it didn't wobble around. Either way yes you will have to pull out the airbox. You will have to srew it to the airflow meter you cant just clamp it on from memory. You would have to buy an adaptor but it hard to say when you dont say brand or have any pics :(

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