Nachtsturm
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I broke down and bought a Cobb SRI last week new from a vendor that had two left in stock.
It came in yesterday, the box was damaged as hell. I have had very bad luck recently getting things damaged in the mail. Luckily the intake wasn't damaged, but the cobb license plate bracket was toast. So I am out of a bracket. Which sucks because I planned on putting it on.
Well I procrastinated on installing it...but I started at 8pm. INstall took about an hour. Main reason was I have never seen so many mosquitos in my life. Every five seconds I was killing one.(wedge)
Then I take the IC cover off to find that my fins are all bent to hell on one side. This really pissed me off. I have no idea how they got bent considering this is the first time I have touching anything under hood.
I would rate the fitment a 8.5 as I cannot seem to get the Cobb tube flush all the way around on the right side of the turbo tube. About a 1/16 of an inch off. Tried again today to try and straighten it. No luck, though it is seated fairly well.
The Check vavle or what ever that is was the hardest part. If that was not there I would have been done in less than a half an hour. But it was much easier to disconnect the valve, and get it off that way. The instruction suggest taking it off while in the compartment. No thanks. And it was much easier later to plug in the valve to the silicon tube then attach to the turbo then hook up the snap fitting.
AFter that it was a cinch.
I love the way it sounds, with a BOV noise to boot.(dance)Seat of the pants feel is definitely stronger. And it cleaned up the engine bay nicely. Overall a great product. I just think COBB should box their stuff better. I wonder if they ship the cobb ap in a manilla evelope.(lol)
It came in yesterday, the box was damaged as hell. I have had very bad luck recently getting things damaged in the mail. Luckily the intake wasn't damaged, but the cobb license plate bracket was toast. So I am out of a bracket. Which sucks because I planned on putting it on.


Well I procrastinated on installing it...but I started at 8pm. INstall took about an hour. Main reason was I have never seen so many mosquitos in my life. Every five seconds I was killing one.(wedge)
Then I take the IC cover off to find that my fins are all bent to hell on one side. This really pissed me off. I have no idea how they got bent considering this is the first time I have touching anything under hood.

I would rate the fitment a 8.5 as I cannot seem to get the Cobb tube flush all the way around on the right side of the turbo tube. About a 1/16 of an inch off. Tried again today to try and straighten it. No luck, though it is seated fairly well.
The Check vavle or what ever that is was the hardest part. If that was not there I would have been done in less than a half an hour. But it was much easier to disconnect the valve, and get it off that way. The instruction suggest taking it off while in the compartment. No thanks. And it was much easier later to plug in the valve to the silicon tube then attach to the turbo then hook up the snap fitting.
AFter that it was a cinch.


I love the way it sounds, with a BOV noise to boot.(dance)Seat of the pants feel is definitely stronger. And it cleaned up the engine bay nicely. Overall a great product. I just think COBB should box their stuff better. I wonder if they ship the cobb ap in a manilla evelope.(lol)
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