I thought the same thing at first, but it's just a clip that that holds the airbox on. Pinch the top to remove it and it allows the fat part on the left to slide back over the popsicle stick looking part so the airbox can be removed. The little cord on the clip is just there to keep it from...
You got it. Any Piggyback can be plug-n-play if you have the harness that fits the car (in this case MS3). Just wire your favorite piggyback into the harness and plug the harness into the MS3 stock connectors.
Why would they put the MS3 AP on the backburner because of the GTR? Do they have more GTR customers than MS3 customers waiting for an AP??? Doesn't make sense to me.
If and when the AP ever comes out, won't it be replacing the maps in the ECU and thus be controlling the boost, etc, without the need for a map clamp? If so, then the AP should be able to display the true boost. Anyone know how the AP works as far as this is concerned?