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2000 Toyota Celica GT
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2000 Toyota Celica GT
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Hi, I recently got a AEM Intake and it keeps hitting the frame of the body. I know some of you must have same problem. Any suggestions how to fix it? I took out the inkake and there dents in the pipe already... a couple more incounters with the body of the car will make a permanent hole.

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did you tighten ur vibration dampners all the way? I got a similar problem w/ my injen cai. It hits against the sidewall when I have a slow start in the morning. But I havent had any problems while driving. I was thinking a good solution might be to pad the sidewall w/ a small piece of styro-foam and some tape. It'd still be hitting something, but wouldnt be leavin those dints.


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