H H3br3w_Ham3r Member : 2008 Mazdaspeed3 Jan 24, 2009 #1 In the pictures on the Cobb site there is a small supporting piece in the picture. Is it necessary to have it perform well? Does it even need it?
In the pictures on the Cobb site there is a small supporting piece in the picture. Is it necessary to have it perform well? Does it even need it?
M mo08ms3 Member : 08.5 BM Mazdaspeed3 Jan 24, 2009 #2 I would think yes. Without that bracket being secured down, it seems like the intake tube wouldn't be enough to support it by itself under heavy load.
I would think yes. Without that bracket being secured down, it seems like the intake tube wouldn't be enough to support it by itself under heavy load.
D DaleNixon Member : 2001 Miata, 2011 Mazda 2 Jan 24, 2009 #3 From what I understand, that bracket tends to break the bolt holding it in place *goes outside to check*
From what I understand, that bracket tends to break the bolt holding it in place *goes outside to check*
S skeeter149 Banned Jan 25, 2009 #4 it will flop a bit but like others said if its missing it will work, like the ones that broke it have made it work.
it will flop a bit but like others said if its missing it will work, like the ones that broke it have made it work.
N numbnuts22715 Member : 2008 Mazdaspeed 3 GT Jan 25, 2009 #5 skeeter149 said: it will flop a bit but like others said if its missing it will work, like the ones that broke it have made it work. Click to expand... it works fine without it. Ive had mine off for a while, and I know tons of others that have as well, and it stays on perfectly fine.
skeeter149 said: it will flop a bit but like others said if its missing it will work, like the ones that broke it have made it work. Click to expand... it works fine without it. Ive had mine off for a while, and I know tons of others that have as well, and it stays on perfectly fine.
H H3br3w_Ham3r Member : 2008 Mazdaspeed3 Jan 25, 2009 #6 Would it be worth it to try and make my own? Or zip tie it to something to hold it still?
