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Have you used "weapon-r" intake in California?

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Before I blow money on something that doesn't fit or won't really pass smog, I wanted to ask. I know there's some of you that have to smog test their car on here. I think injen is the only other one I found that list specifically for this vehicle and carb exempt. From the pic it doesn't really look like it's made to go on a MAF, but often these are generic pics.

http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=221228102829

 

I know it's not much work to just swap the intake back to stock once every two years. So maybe open to other options. But I like the idea of my car just staying how it is and being legal.

Your subaru already has a very good TRUE cold air intake.

 

Replace your pare filter regularly and spend your money elsewhere.  ntohing to be gained from messing eith intake tube.

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I've heard that argument before about intake, but just can't jump on board til I prove it to myself. I took acceleration times and will make a comparison.

I bought this intake, and looks like a nice combination of decent china quality and cheesy riceroni style. Also, it did not include CARB sticker! Ugh. Still waiting on reply about that

Stupid

 

Waste of $200 dollars.

 

If it makes any slight amount more power, it will be at the expense of proper filtration.....the air it sucks will be warmer.......and dirtier.

 

Stupid

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